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Anyscale and Google Cloud enable native PyTorch on TPUs via Ray

Anyscale and Google Cloud have partnered to introduce native support for PyTorch on Google TPUs, leveraging the Ray distributed computing framework. This integration allows ML teams to manage distributed PyTorch training and inference workloads across both GPUs and TPUs using a single Kubernetes control plane. The new approach simplifies the migration from GPU to TPU by enabling a one-worker-per-TPU-chip model, mirroring the familiar GPU setup and allowing for straightforward code adjustments. AI

IMPACT Simplifies distributed AI training and inference on Google Cloud's TPU infrastructure for ML teams.

RANK_REASON This is a product integration announcement for a distributed computing framework on specific hardware, not a core AI model release or research paper.

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Anyscale and Google Cloud enable native PyTorch on TPUs via Ray

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  1. Anyscale blog TIER_1 English(EN) ·

    Announcing Ray support for PyTorch on Google TPUs

    Anyscale and Google Cloud bring native Ray support for PyTorch on Google TPUs, extending the PARK stack with TorchTPU on GKE for training and inference.