From notebook to production: Serving JAX at scale @googlecloudtech
From notebook to production: Serving JAX at scale  @googlecloudtech
Uploaded August 2026 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
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Deploy models using robust JAX serving architectures. Watch along and learn how to achieve low latency and optimize setups specifically for web APIs.

* *Deploy AOT compilation:* Use ahead-of-time compilation to lock down input shapes and guarantee predictable inference latency.
* *Export native execution graphs:* Package model code and checkpoints using jax.export for portable runtime deployment.
* *Bridge JAX to TensorFlow serving:* Convert JAX graphs to standard TensorFlow SavedModels using jax2tf for corporate server integration.

This is part 4 of JAX on NVIDIA GPUs Crash Course.

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Speakers: Ivan Nardini, Ekaterina Sirazitdinova
Products Mentioned: Google Cloud, JAX, TensorFlow
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