@anyscalecompute: In this session, you'll learn: - Build and scale data pipelines with Ray - What is video data curation - Stream large d…
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Anyscale is hosting a hands-on virtual lab session teaching developers how to build and scale data pipelines with Ray, covering video data curation, distributed GPU inference, and CPU/GPU streaming pipelines.
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In this session, you’ll learn: - Build and scale data pipelines with Ray - What is video data curation - Stream large datasets from remote sources at scale - Run distributed GPU inference with Ray Data - Scale embedding generation with CPU actor pools - Compose CPU and GPU stages into one streaming pipeline with Ray Register: https://na2.hubs.ly/H05l07P0
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