🤗 Kernels Project: Major Updates and Redesign for Custom Kernel Standardization
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Sayak Paul, Daniël de Kok, David Holtz
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The 🤗 Kernels project has undergone a major redesign to standardize how custom kernels are packaged, distributed, and consumed. The project introduces a new repository type for kernels, aiming to make the process frictionless, secure, and Hub-friendly. This post details the major updates shipped and what's coming next in the initiative to democratize AI through open source.
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Over the past few months, we have worked towards this goal. In the process, we also almost completely redesigned the project.
We have introduced a new repository type for kernels.
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