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Amazon’s open-source tools make embedding knowledge graphs much more efficient

Amazon just open-sourced tools that make knowledge graph embeddings dramatically more efficient across multicore and multi-GPU systems.

Reporting by Amazon Science 1 min brief
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Amazon's release of optimization tools for knowledge graph embeddings could accelerate enterprise AI deployments by making complex graph-based AI more computationally accessible and cost-effective.

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4 to know

  1. Tools optimized for multicore systems

  2. Multiple-GPU optimization support

  3. Distributed-training capabilities

  4. Open-source release by Amazon

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Publisher excerpt: Tools include optimizations for multicore, multiple-GPU, and distributed-training settings.
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