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Triton (OpenAI)

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Python-level GPU kernels — the community's crowbar under the CUDA moat.

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Triton lets researchers write high-performance GPU kernels in Python instead of raw CUDA C++, compiling to competitive code on NVIDIA and, increasingly, AMD hardware. PyTorch's compiler emits Triton, making it the neutral kernel layer much of the ecosystem now rides on.

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Record reviewed as of 2026-01-15 — see Methodology.