What is Build on Trainium?

AWS Trainium research cluster

Amazon Research Awards

Neuron Kernel Interface

Benefits
Participating Universities
Here is how leading universities are benefiting from the Build on Trainium Program.
Berkeley University of California
" Trainium is beyond programmable—not only can you run a program, you get low-level access to tune features of the hardware itself. The knobs of flexibility built into the architecture at every step make it a dream platform from a research perspective. AWS is really enabling unexpected innovation. I walk across the lab and every project needs compute cluster resources for something different. The Build on Trainium resources will be immensely useful—from day-to-day work, to the deep research we do in the lab. "
Christopher Fletcher, Associate Professor of Computer Science, University of California, Berkeley

Carnegie Mellon University
" AWS’s new Build on Trainium initiative enables our faculty and students large scale access to modern accelerators, like AWS Trainium, with an open programming model, and allow us to greatly expand our research on tensor program compilation, ML parallelization, and language model serving and tuning. "
Todd C. Mowry, Professor of Computer Science, Carnegie Mellon University

University of Texas
" Trainium accelerates our generative AI research across multiple
scientific domains. It's a game-changer for academics looking to scale. "
Adam Kilvans, Professor of Computer Science, University of Texas

University of Oxford
" The AWS Build on Trainium program greatly strengthens my lab’s research at Oxford on neuro-symbolic AI to revolutionize hardware design. Access to Trainium accelerators allows our researchers and students to innovate at an ambitious and impactful scale. "
Tom Melham, Professor of Computer Science, University of Oxford
