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AMD and Intel make oneDNN the default PyTorch library for x86 CPUs

AMD and Intel have chosen oneDNN, an open-source deep learning library, as the default for PyTorch on x86 processors to speed up AI workloads. Developers running models on Ryzen, EPYC, Core or Xeon CPUs should no longer need a separate path for each brand.

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