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Results for “cuda kernels”

10 tools in the directory · Updated

“cuda kernels”Updated: last 30 daysShowing 10 tools
  • kforgeby Gimlet LabsAutonomous PyTorch kernel generation for CUDA, ROCm, and MetalWaitlist
  • Magnitudeby MagnitudeYC S25Local open-model inference engine with hardware-tuned kernels, desktop app, and CLI.Free
  • Makora Inferenceby MakoraAI inference service with agent-driven optimization across the serving stack$20+/mo
  • PyTorchby PyTorch FoundationOpen source machine learning framework for building and training deep learning modelsFree
  • FriendliAIby FriendliAIInference cloud for open-weight and custom AI modelsPay as you go
  • Roboflow Inferenceby RoboflowYC S20Self-hosted computer vision inference server with WorkflowsFree
  • FastEmbedby QdrantLightweight Python library for generating text, sparse, image and reranking embeddingsFree
  • NVIDIA Isaacby NVIDIAOpen robotics platform for simulating, training and deploying AI robotsUnknown
  • Lambda Stackby LambdaCurated Ubuntu software stack for machine learning and deep learningUnknown
  • Inference Endpointsby Hugging FaceManaged hosting for deploying AI models on dedicated, autoscaling infrastructurePay as you go

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