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Duration 14 hours
Course Outline
Introduction to the Huawei AI Ecosystem
- Overview of Ascend AI hardware: 310, 910, and 910B
- Key high-level components: MindSpore, CANN, and AscendCL
- Market positioning and core architectural principles
CANN's Function Within Huawei's AI Stack
- Defining CANN: SDK objectives and internal structure
- ATC, TBE, and AscendCL: processes for model compilation and execution
- CANN's contribution to inference optimization and deployment strategies
MindSpore: Architecture and Core Concepts
- Training and inference workflows facilitated by MindSpore
- Graph mode, PyNative, and hardware abstraction layers
- Seamless integration with Ascend NPUs via the CANN backend
Managing the AI Lifecycle on Ascend: From Training to Deployment
- Building models in MindSpore or converting from other frameworks
- Exporting and compiling models utilizing ATC
- Deploying on Ascend hardware using OM models and AscendCL
Comparative Analysis with Competing AI Stacks
- MindSpore versus PyTorch and TensorFlow: differing focuses and market positions
- Deployment workflows on Ascend compared to GPU-centric stacks
- Evaluating opportunities and constraints for enterprise adoption
Enterprise Integration Use Cases
- Applications in smart manufacturing, government AI initiatives, and telecommunications
- Considerations regarding scalability, regulatory compliance, and ecosystem support
- Hybrid cloud/on-premises deployment strategies using the Huawei stack
Conclusion and Future Directions
Requirements
- General knowledge of AI workflows or platform architectures
- Foundational understanding of model training and deployment processes
- No prior hands-on experience with CANN or MindSpore is necessary
Target Audience
- AI platform assessors and infrastructure architects
- AI/ML DevOps engineers and pipeline integrators
- Technology leaders and strategic decision-makers