Openwashing Attempts by Proprietary Vendors
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NVIDIA's Latest Open-Source Project Is Their NVDLA Deep Learning Compiler
Two years ago NVIDIA announced the NVDLA as an open-source hardware project with this "NVIDIA Deep Learning Accelerator" to be a free and open architecture for inference accelerators. NVIDIA has now expanded the open-source software ecosystem around NVDLA.
It has taken NVIDIA until recently to open-source their inference compiler for the "open" NVDLA hardware. The NVIDIA Deep Learning Accelerator compiler is now open-source and designed to maximize the performance and efficiency of deep learning inference on the hardware.
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Arm Joins The Compute Express Link Bandwagon (CXL)
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The Reactive Foundation Launches To Support Next Phase of Software Architecture
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Cloud Foundry Investment And Deployments Increasing
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