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Meet WaveLabs, TensorWave’s community for AI builders. Connect with engineers, explore exclusive guides, and build with AMD GPUs and open-source tools.

Introducing WaveLabs: Build on TensorWave, Together

Introducing WaveLabs, TensorWave’s home for developers, researchers and AI teams who build and ship on open infrastructure. It's where hands-on builders meet the engineers who run the GPUs, trade what actually works, and push each other’s projects further than they’d get alone. Come build with us.


What Is WaveLabs?

WaveLabs is built around hands-on experience with AMD hardware and the open ROCm ecosystem. Whether you’re testing ROCm on a supported Radeon 7000 Series GPU or scaling workloads on AMD Instinct GPUs in the TensorWave cloud, the goal is to help developers get started fast and keep their projects moving.

Members get a space to ask technical questions, troubleshoot with other builders, and learn from people who’ve already worked through the setup. They also get access to a resource center with exclusive guides on AI developments, open-source tools, and running projects on AMD. Active members who join the TensorWave community and attend events can earn perks and take part in swag giveaways.


Who It’s For

WaveLabs is for people working on AI projects who want to diversify their knowledge and build within the broader AMD ecosystem. The program is intended for individual builders as well as teams. That includes students working on early projects alongside engineers who already have applications in production. 

Members will bring different levels of experience, with opportunities to learn from one another. The common ground is an interest in doing the work and sharing what you learn along the way.


Why We’re Building It

Making infrastructure available is only part of helping developers use it. Getting comfortable with a platform takes time and experience, and it’s always easier to build when you have access to other people’s knowledge.

A useful example can give someone a starting point. Hearing how another developer resolved a similar issue can help them move past a blocker and get back to their project. Over time, those contributions become a resource that more people can build on.

At TensorWave, we want to help more developers feel confident working with AMD. As the community grows, we want members to have a meaningful role in making the ecosystem easier to work with.


Meet Us at Upcoming Hackathons 

Stop by to meet the TensorWave team and learn about WaveLabs. We’d love to see what you’re building. 

 * PyTorch Conference in San Jose, October 20–21, 2026.
 * Kansas University: Coming Soon
 * UKAIRS in Edinburgh, November 24–25, 2026.
 * NeurIPS Sydney, December 6–12, 2026.
 * NeurIPS Atlanta, December 9–13, 2026. 

Some registration pages for events are coming soon.


Join WaveLabs

We’re building this community with the people who will use it. If you’re interested in working with AMD GPUs, we’d love to have you join us.

Become a WaveLabs Member





Introducing WaveLabs: Build on TensorWave, Together

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