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AWS and Google Cloud release open-source versions of PyTorch supporting AWS Trainium and Google Cloud TPU, challenging the transition from NVIDIA

AWS and Google Cloud release open-source versions of PyTorch supporting AWS Trainium and Google Cloud TPU, challenging the transition from NVIDIA
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At PyTorch Conference 2026 in California, AWS and Google Cloud sequentially announced open-source versions of PyTorch supporting their respective AI processors, aiming to facilitate migration from NVIDIA.

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  • •Two cloud providers announced new versions at PyTorch Conference 2026 in California.
  • •The released PyTorch versions are open-source and support AWS Trainium and Google Cloud TPU.
  • •These announcements are intended to promote a transition away from NVIDIA.
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