The Hugging Face Hub is a
platform that enables collaborative open source machine learning
(ML).The hub works as a central place where users can explore,
experiment, collaborate, and build technology with machine
learning.On the hub, you can find more than 140,000 models, 50,000
ML apps (called Spaces), and 20,000 datasets shared by the
community. Using Spaces makes it easy to create and deploy
ML-powered applications and demos in minutes.Recently, the Hugging
Face team added support for Docker Spaces,
enabling users to create
The Hugging Face Hub is a
platform that enables collaborative open source machine learning
(ML).The hub works as a central place where users can explore,
experiment, collaborate, and build technology with machine
learning.On the hub, you can find more than 140,000 models, 50,000
ML apps (called Spaces), and 20,000 datasets shared by the
community. Using Spaces makes it easy to create and deploy
ML-powered applications and demos in minutes.Recently, the Hugging
Face team added support for Docker Spaces,
enabling users to create
Today, Hugging Face and Docker are announcing a new partnership to
democratize AI and make it accessible to all software
engineers.Hugging Face is the most used open platform for AI, where
the machine learning (ML) community has shared more than 150,000
models;25,000 datasets;and 30,000 ML apps, including Stable
Diffusion, Bloom, GPT-J, and open source ChatGPT alternatives.These
apps enable the community to explore models, replicate results, and
lower the barrier of entry for ML — anyone with a browser can
interact with the models. Docker
I’ve been a long-time user and avid fan of both Docker and
Kubernetes, and have many happy memories of attending the Docker
Meetups in London in the early 2010s.I closely watched as Docker
revolutionized the developers’ container-building toolchain and
Kubernetes became the natural target to deploy and run these
containers at scale. Today we’re happy to announce Telepresence for
Docker, simplifying how teams develop and test on Kubernetes
for faster app delivery.Docker and Ambassador Labs both help
cloud-native developers to be super-productive, and we’re
We recently announced the first Technical
Preview of Docker+Wasm, a special build that makes it possible
to run Wasm containers with Docker using the WasmEdge
runtime.Starting from version
4.15, everyone can try out the features by activating the
containerd image store
experimental feature. We didn’t want to stop there,
however.Since October, we’ve been working with our partners to make
running Wasm workloads with Docker easier and to support more
runtimes. Now we are excited to announce a new
We apologize for how we communicated and executed sunsetting Docker
“Free Team” subscriptions, which alarmed the open source community.
For those of you catching up, we recently emailed accounts
that are members of Free Team organizations, to let them know that
they will lose features unless they move to one of our supported
free or paid offerings.This impacted less than 2% of our
users.Note that this change does not affect Docker
Personal, Docker Pro, Docker Team, or Docker Business
accounts, Docker-Sponsored
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