@zcbenz: We have achieved a milestone in MLX that all tests are passing in CUDA backend now.
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MLX has reached a milestone where all tests pass on the CUDA backend, indicating improved compatibility with NVIDIA GPUs.
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We have achieved a milestone in MLX that all tests are passing in CUDA backend now. https://t.co/MgeUWwYXBT
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