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Learn how to get your models up and running fast on Tenstorrent hardware. With two open source SDKs, you can get as close to the metal as possible, or let our AI compiler do the work.
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Upcoming Events
May 10
Legacy Code Meets Tensor Compute

Daisytuner is hosting a Tenstorrent hackathon at the Daisytuner HQ in Darmstadt, Germany. In this hackathon, participants will take on the challenge of compiling legacy code to run efficiently on Tenstorrent Wormhole.

May 14
Office hours: TT-Metalium

Get to know Tenstorrent engineers in an informal environment with a focus on the tt-forge library.

May 17
PseudoCon 2025

Tenstorrent is sponsoring the PseudoLab conference in Seoul, South Korea. Stop by our booth and check out our developer systems, QuietBox and LoudBox.

Educational Content

Tutorials

Intro to TT-Forge
Tutorials
Intro to TT-Forge
An overview of TT-Forge, Tenstorrent's MLIR-based compiler.
TT-Metalium Programming Overview
Tutorials
TT-Metalium Programming Overview
A guide to the Metalium programming model, Tenstorrent’s primary programming model.
How to Use the TTNN Visualizer
Tutorials
How to Use the TTNN Visualizer
Learn how to install and run ttnn-visualizer. ttnn-visualizer helps you gain a complete understanding of a model.

Written Tutorials

Bring up LLMs with TTNN
Get guidance on how to bring up high-performance multi-chip models on Tenstorrent hardware using the TT-Metalium stack.
Get started with TTNN-Visualizer
A quickstart guide to setting up ttnn-visualizer.
Build a graph of a PyTorch based model
In this tutorial, we walk you through the steps of building a graph of a pytorch model.

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