Articles tagged with AWS Inferentia
AWS Inferentia is designed to provide high performance inference in the cloud, to drive down the total cost of inference, and to make it easy for developers to integrate machine learning into their business applications.
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published 2 months ago0 votes134 views
Walk through the options for compiling a model for inference using Inferentia or Trainium. You would need to do this if the model or the configuration you want isn't available in the Hugging Face cac...
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published 3 months ago3 votes4.4K views
Step by Step guide to deploy DeepSeek R1 Distilled models.
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published 4 months ago0 votes163 views
A list of resources to use when you are first starting with the Neuron SDK and Inferentia or Trainium instances.
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published 4 months ago0 votes401 views
Steps to set up Jupyter notebooks and VS Code remote server on Trainium and Inferentia Neuron systems.
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published 4 months ago0 votes585 views
Key announcements and discover how industry leaders, like Apple and Anthropic, are revolutionizing AI with AWS Trainium and Inferentia
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published 4 months ago0 votes352 views
Get started with Inferentia and Trainium on EC2 using the Hugging Face Neuron Deep Learning Amazon Machine Image (AMI). A short walkthrough of how to deploy an EC2 image with all the Neuron drivers a...
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published 5 months ago0 votes1K views
Are you heading to **AWS re:Invent 2024** and looking for AWS Inferentia and Trainium sessions to take your machine learning skills to the next level?
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published 8 months ago1 votes966 views
See what regions have instances, and find out how to generate your own list with a python script.
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published 10 months ago4 votes1.5K views
Quick first steps to find out if Inferentia or Trainium is an option for you.
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published a year ago1 votes2.7K views
Understand what service quotas are, how they apply to Inferentia and Trainium instances and endpoints, and have an example of what quotas would be appropriate for a POC.
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published a year ago0 votes2.3K views
Announcement for pre-built AWS solutions
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published 2 years ago3 votes1.5K views
All you need to know about AWS Trainium and Inferentia at re:Invent 2022