NVIDIA Reports Two Years of Work with SGLang and Miles Communities
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NVIDIA says it has worked with the SGLang and Miles communities for more than two years, spanning five generations of accelerated computing from NVIDIA Ampere to Vera Rubin. Its latest post puts the collaboration at more than 100 day-zero model launches and more than 10 developer events and meetups, and says NVIDIA was at the SGLang Summit. An earlier NVIDIA post reported more than 60 day-zero model launches; the newer post raises that figure to more than 100.
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- NVIDIA 💚 the @SGL_project and Miles communities moving open source AI forward. From NVIDIA Ampere to Vera Rubin, our collaboration spans five generations of accelerated computing, with 2+ years of engineering together, 100+ day-zero model launches, and 10+ developer events and meetups. It’s great to be at the SGLang Summit!
NVIDIA 💚 the @SGL_project and Miles communities moving open source AI forward. From NVIDIA Ampere to Vera Rubin, our collaboration spans five generations of accelerated computing, with 2+ years of engineering together, 100+ day-zero model launches, and 10+ developer events and meetups. It’s great to be at the SGLang Summit!
- NVIDIA 💚 the @SGL_project and Miles communities moving open source AI forward. From NVIDIA Ampere to Vera Rubin, our collaboration spans five generations of accelerated computing, with 2+ years of engineering together, 60+ day-zero model launches, and 10+ developer events and meetups. It's great to be at the SGLang Summit!
NVIDIA 💚 the @SGL_project and Miles communities moving open source AI forward. From NVIDIA Ampere to Vera Rubin, our collaboration spans five generations of accelerated computing, with 2+ years of engineering together, 60+ day-zero model launches, and 10+ developer events and meetups. It's great to be at the SGLang Summit!
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