Amazon makes it easier to run popular AI tools on its chips

Amazon Web Services has released TorchNeuron in public beta, open-source software that works like an adapter, letting programs built with PyTorch, a popular toolkit, run on Amazon's Trainium AI chips with a one-line settings change and no rewrite, according to Amazon. Amazon says about 85% of AI apps use PyTorch. It launched during the PyTorch Conference in San Jose, California.