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TorchNeuron Space lists which Hub models run unmodified on AWS Trainium

A new Space called torch-neuronx model support lets users check whether any model on the Hub can run unmodified on AWS Trainium. The interface shows results for the most downloaded and trending models, indicating if the model passes, how many Trainium cores it is sharded over, wall‑time including compilation, and peak device memory. Users can switch between Selected, Trending or Downloads views…

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  • Space shows pass/fail, core count, wall‑time and memory for each Hub model on Trainium
  • Only Transformers models for text‑generation and image‑text‑to‑text are tested, up to 4 Trainium2 devices (16 cores)
  • Run script compiles with torch.compile(backend="neuron") and generates 32 tokens for validation

At the time of writing the Space only tests Transformers models for text‑generation and image‑text‑to‑text tasks, and limits testing to models that fit on four Trainium2 devices – a maximum of 16 cores. Tests run on a trn2 instance in the AWS Neuron Deep Learning Container, compile the model with torch.compile(backend="neuron"), and generate 32 tokens for validation. The Space also provides the exact Neuron stack versions, required packages and the run.py script used, plus commands to reuse compiled graphs from the public NEFF cache bucket.

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