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Open source platform for machine learning. TensorFlow is a machine learning platform that is open-source and available to all. It offers a flexible, comprehensive ecosystem of tools, libraries, and community resources that allows researchers to push the boundaries of machine learning. Developers can easily create and deploy ML-powered applications using its tools. Easy ML model training and development using high-level APIs such as Keras. This allows for quick model iteration and debugging. No matter what language you choose, you can easily train and deploy models in cloud, browser, on-prem, or on-device. It is a simple and flexible architecture that allows you to quickly take new ideas from concept to code to state-of the-art models and publication. TensorFlow makes it easy to build, deploy, and test.

Kubernetes (K8s), an open-source software that automates deployment, scaling and management of containerized apps, is available as an open-source project. It organizes containers that make up an app into logical units, which makes it easy to manage and discover. Kubernetes is based on 15 years of Google's experience in running production workloads. It also incorporates best-of-breed practices and ideas from the community. Kubernetes is built on the same principles that allow Google to run billions upon billions of containers per week. It can scale without increasing your operations team. Kubernetes flexibility allows you to deliver applications consistently and efficiently, no matter how complex they are, whether you're testing locally or working in a global enterprise. Kubernetes is an open-source project that allows you to use hybrid, on-premises, and public cloud infrastructures. This allows you to move workloads where they are most important.

Dask is free and open-source. It was developed in collaboration with other community projects such as NumPy and pandas. Dask uses existing Python data structures and APIs to make it easy for users to switch between NumPy/pandas and scikit-learn-powered versions. Dask's schedulers can scale to thousands of node clusters, and its algorithms have been tested at some of the most powerful supercomputers around the world. You don't necessarily need a large cluster to get started. Dask ships schedulers that can be used on personal computers. Many people use Dask to scale computations on their laptops, using multiple cores and their disk for extra storage. Dask exposes lower level APIs that allow you to build custom systems for your own applications. This allows open-source leaders to parallelize their own packages, and business leaders to scale custom business logic.