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PyTorch BlogToolsYour Guide to Hardware Acceleration & Compute Infrastructure at PyTorch Conference North America 2026 TL:DR PyTorch Conference North America 2026 (San Jose, October 20–21) is packed with sessions on getting PyTorch to run fast, portably, and reliably across an increasingly diverse silicon landscape –...

PyTorch 2.14 Release Blog

PyTorch BlogToolsPyTorch 2.14 Release Blog We are excited to announce the release of PyTorch® 2.14 (release notes)! The PyTorch 2.14 release features the following changes: NVGEMM brings CuTeDSL-generated CUTLASS kernels to Inductor, with epilogue fusion,...

PyTorch BlogToolsAgentic AI and Next-Gen Intelligence Sessions at PyTorch Conference North America 2026 TL;DR PyTorch Conference North America 2026 features Agentic AI and Next-Gen Intelligence across sessions on training agents, serving agents in production, agents that build PyTorch, and PyTorch in the physical...

PyTorch BlogToolsvLLM Sessions at PyTorch Conference North America 2026 TL;DR PyTorch Conference North America 2026 features vLLM across sessions on KV cache management and disaggregated serving, hardware portability, kernel optimization, PyTorch integration, Mixture-of-Experts inference, at

PyTorch BlogToolsCore PyTorch Sessions at PyTorch Conference North America 2026 TL;DR PyTorch Conference North America 2026 features Core PyTorch sessions spanning compiler and runtime work, distributed communication, device portability, release engineering, CI, observability, accelerator integratio

PyTorch BlogToolsPyTorch Ecosystem Landscape Welcomes Perforated, AReaL, TorchJD, RLinf, Miles, SMG, FiftyOne, TokenSpeed, VisualTorch, and TorchSurv The PyTorch Ecosystem Working Group is happy to welcome 10 new projects to the PyTorch Ecosystem Landscape including Perforated, AReaL, TorchJD, RLinf, Miles, SMG, FiftyOne, TokenSpeed, VisualTorch, and TorchSurv. The...

PyTorch Conference North America 2026 Keynote Speaker Sessions Announced

PyTorch BlogToolsPyTorch Conference North America 2026 Keynote Speaker Sessions Announced The keynote lineup is set for PyTorch Conference North America 2026, taking place October 20–21 in San Jose, California. The program includes sessions on PyTorch updates, native PyTorch on Trainium,...

Harnessing AI for Day-One Model Enablement

PyTorch BlogToolsHarnessing AI for Day-One Model Enablement TL;DR The AI model landscape never stops moving, and the software stack that runs those models is always a step behind: even on a mature compilation stack, a new model...

FP8 Training on AMD GPUs with TorchTitan and TorchAO: Upstreaming Performance Improvements

PyTorch BlogToolsFP8 Training on AMD GPUs with TorchTitan and TorchAO: Upstreaming Performance Improvements At the PyTorch Conference 2025, we demonstrated linear scaling beyond 1,000 GPUs on AMD Instinct clusters using Primus-Turbo, an AMD optimization library for training frameworks such as TorchTitan. We have since upstream

Fast, On Device Agentic AI with Muse Glimmer on ExecuTorch

PyTorch BlogToolsFast, On Device Agentic AI with Muse Glimmer on ExecuTorch Today, Meta introduced Muse Glimmer, an open-weight, 30-billion-parameter model distilled from Meta’s Muse Spark for on-device agentic workflows. Alongside, ExecuTorch is adding end-to-end support for running Muse Glimme

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Accept All is a magazine, a radar and a diary about artificial intelligence and the craft of code — read from Tokyo, for people who build.

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