The Apache TVM Community and OctoML closed out 2021 with the fourth annual Apache TVM and Open Source ML Acceleration Conference. It was the TVM community’s largest event ever, with 700 attendees from 34 nations coming together for a virtual conference featuring over 70 tutorials, sessions, lightning talks, and keynotes across 3 days. We want to thank everyone who made this event possible, including our speakers and sponsors, but most importantly the Apache TVM community. Whether you’re a long-time contributor or a first-time attendee, you’re part of a community that’s helping to build the ML stack for performance and portability, which enables access to high-performance machine learning anywhere for everyone.
If you missed the event, or want to revisit a talk, we have you covered. You can find all of the sessions from the conference on YouTube on the TVMCon 2021 Playlist. If you’re looking for a specific session, there are direct links to every talk from the TVMCon schedule. Some of the conference highlights include:
Thanks to everyone who made this the best TVMCon yet! You can learn more about the community over at the Apache TVM home page and Twitter feed, and you can find out more about how you can take advantage of TVM’s capabilities with an OctoML Platform Free Trial. We look forward to seeing you in the community in the coming year!
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Jan 11, 2022
The Future of Hardware is Software
General-purpose GPU computing helped launch the deep learning era. As ML models have grown larger and more computationally intense, however, they have changed the way GPUs are designed—and they have inspired a wave of new hardware that looks radically different from GPUs.
