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OBSERVEDCompiles Rust functions into GPU kernels for edge deployment
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teenygrad compiles ordinary Rust functions into GPU kernels, taking code through MIR, MLIR, Triton, LLVM IR and PTX into a single binary artifact. It targets teams shipping vision models onto real hardware such as inspection rigs, drones, and cameras where there is no Python runtime available. The compiler and an accompanying vision SDK are open source and developed publicly.
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