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Nebius gains PyTorch Foundation board seat through Platinum membership

Nebius gains PyTorch Foundation board seat through Platinum membership Image: Primary
Nebius has joined the PyTorch Foundation as a Platinum member, gaining a seat on its Governing Board, the foundation announced. Ryan Hanrui Wang, Nebius's senior vice president for Applied AI, will take the board seat and represent the company on the Technical Advisory Council. The board sets policy through the foundation's bylaws, mission and vision statements, defining the scope and direction of its initiatives. Nebius plans to contribute performance work for PyTorch and vLLM on the latest hardware platforms and share experience from production inference and post-training operations.
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