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The Kernel Hub allows Python libraries and applications to **load optimized compute kernels directly from the Hugging Face Hub**. Think of it like the Model Hub, but for low-level, high-performance code snippets (kernels) that accelerate specific operations, often on GPUs.
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Instead of manually managing complex dependencies, wrestling with compilation flags, or building libraries like Triton or CUTLASS from source, you can use the `kernels` library to instantly fetch and run pre-compiled, optimized kernels.
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# Kernels Community
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The Kernel Hub allows Python libraries and applications to **load optimized compute kernels directly from the Hugging Face Hub**. Think of it like the Model Hub, but for low-level, high-performance code snippets (kernels) that accelerate specific operations, often on GPUs.
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Instead of manually managing complex dependencies, wrestling with compilation flags, or building libraries like Triton or CUTLASS from source, you can use the `kernels` library to instantly fetch and run pre-compiled, optimized kernels.
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