Tag : Open Source
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Lablup Releases 'mlxcel,' an Open-Source AI Inference Engine Optimized for Apple Silicon
By LablupLablup open-sources mlxcel, an AI inference engine optimized for Apple Silicon (M1 to M5) and NVIDIA CUDA. Built in pure Rust with no Python runtime, it delivers 119% of mlx-lm's decode throughput and supports 80+ model architectures.18 May 2026

Lablup Joins the Python Software Foundation as a Participating Sponsor
By LablupLablup has joined the Python Software Foundation (PSF) as a Participating Sponsor, continuing its support for the open source ecosystem.13 February 2026

Recap of lab | up > /conf/5
By Jinho HeoOn September 24, lab | up > /conf/5, Lablup’s fifth annual tech conference, was held at Yangjae aT Center in Seoul. This year’s theme was “Make AI Composable,” and the program featured a wide range of talks and Q&A sessions covering everything from AI infrastructure to real-world services.21 November 2025

Celebrating 10 Years of Lablup: Reflections on a Decade of Upgrading the Lab
By Joongi KimAs of April 21, 2025, Lablup marks its 10th anniversary. Looking back on the past decade, we reflect on Lablup’s journey and the remarkable advancements in both our company and the broader AI industry.9 May 2025

Raftify at OSSCA 2024
By Gyubong LeeLablup attended the 2024 Open Source Contribution Academy (OSSCA) as 'Raftify'. Gyubong Lee, a software engineer at Lablup, participated as a mentor. Here's a look at what they did with Raftify at OSSCA, and how Raftify has changed as a result of their experience.24 January 2025

Developing KIMCHI: An AI Image Generation Model Reflecting Korean Culture
By Yonggeun KwonMeet KIMCHI, a fine-tuned diffusion model that understands Korean prompts natively and generates culturally authentic images, outperforming DALL-E 3 and Stable Diffusion on cultural alignment.26 December 2024

Lablup with PyCon Korea 2024: lambda submit: Starbucks if submit == "duck" else None
By Jinho HeoLablup participated in PyCon Korea 2024. This year, CEO Jeongkyu Shin and CTO Junggi Kim delivered keynote speeches on both days, and our members also participated in multiple sessions. As a booth event at PyCon Korea 2024, Lablup hosted an “AI ScoreReader” event, which was highly popular among attendees. Check out Lablup's experience at PyCon Korea 2024.20 November 2024

Uncharted AI: The Age of AI
By LablupHighlights from the keynote at Lablup's fourth conference, lab | up > /conf/4: where the AI era is headed, Lablup's direction, and new products like Finetun.ing, Cluster Designer, and PALI.27 September 2024

Backend.AI Open Source Contribution Guide (Jul. 2024)
By Daehyun SungA few things worth knowing for faster, smoother communication with Lablup's developers when you contribute to Backend.AI.10 July 2024

aiomonitor-ng: Debugging tool for complex asyncio applications
By Joongi KimMeet aiomonitor-ng, a tool for debugging complex asyncio apps, with task creation and termination trackers, a persistent task marker, and a polished terminal UI.28 November 2022

Persistent Task Group
By Joongi KimIntroducing structured concurrency for async Python with 3.11's asyncio.TaskGroup and our own aiotools.PersistentTaskGroup, which lets tasks finish even when others fail.29 March 2022