Anyscale Transfers Ray To PyTorch Foundation
Anyscale transfers the Ray distributed computing framework to the PyTorch Foundation, creating a unified, vendor-neutral AI stack with PyTorch and vLLM.
Anyscale transfers the Ray distributed computing framework to the PyTorch Foundation, creating a unified, vendor-neutral AI stack with PyTorch and vLLM.
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An analysis of Butler Lampson's 1999 predictions on computer science, comparing what worked then to the state of technology in 2015.
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