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Ray 2.55: First-Class Support for Google Cloud TPUs

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Originally published on Google Developers Blog – AI

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Ray 2.55: First-Class Support for Google Cloud TPUs

Summary & Key Takeaways ​

  • Ray 2.55 now provides official, first-class support for Google Cloud TPUs.
  • Developers can run distributed Python workloads on TPUs using Ray's task and actor APIs.
  • The KubeRay Operator on GKE automatically provisions and labels underlying hardware for multi-host TPU "slices."
  • Ray Core utilizes slice_placement_group() to atomically reserve complete TPU slices.
  • This integration simplifies deploying jobs through KubeRay, Ray Train, or Ray Serve by declaring hardware topology.

Our Commentary ​

This is a big deal for anyone serious about scaling AI workloads on Google Cloud. Ray on TPUs feels like a natural fit, and the KubeRay Operator handling the complex networking for TPU slices is a huge DX win. I've seen the headaches of managing distributed hardware, and this sounds like it smooths out a lot of the rough edges.

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