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13 September 2026
Today’s AI news tilts toward the practical: a tutorial on building end-to-end machine learning workflows on NVIDIA GPUs using RAPIDS cuML, plus the surrounding ecosystem that makes those workflows fast and reproducible. The recipe hinges on keeping data resident on the device—wiring RAPIDS cuML with CuPy and cuDF for smooth interchange—then using cuML.accel to speed up scikit-learn style pipelines without rewriting everything from scratch. It also stresses benchmarking discipline: classic clustering, model inference, and explainability (including SHAP) run side by side on CPU versus GPU, with explicit guidance on installation and setup time—cuML in the described configuration can take about 1–3 minutes. The takeaway isn’t just speed; it’s portability of the pipeline logic, and the ability to measure what changes when you move computation to the GPU.
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