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The website for the OSPO Alliance, see https://ospo-alliance.org

Website documentation for the Eclipse Foundation chat service

Aidge's CUDA backend, written in C++/CUDA and using NVidia's CuDNN and CuBLAS libraries. Required for training and inference on NVidia's GPUs

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Aidge's reference CPU backend, written in C++, not optimized for performances

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Aidge's core module, written in C++, always required

The AMQP 0-9-1 interface to the NEMO Secure Execution Environment (SEE).

Aidge's ONNX import/export module, written in Python, required for ONNX interoperability