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How is API story for these devices? Are the drivers mainlined in Linux? Is there a specific API you use to code for them? How does the instance you rent on Goog
by tuna74 2y ago
How is API story for these devices? Are the drivers mainlined in Linux? Is there a specific API you use to code for them? How does the instance you rent on Google Cloud look and what does that have for software?
- cbarrick 2y agoXLA (Accelerated Linear Algebra) [1] is likely the library that you'll want to use to code for these machines. TensorFlow, PyTorch, and Jax all support XLA on the backend. [1]: https://openxla.org/ https://openxla.org/
- ndesaulniers 2y agoThey have out of tree drivers. If they don't ship the hardware to end users, it's not clear upstream (Linux kernel) would want them.