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PyTorch uses the torch.device abstraction and the dispatch mechanism to distribute operators to different hardware backends, and each backend must implement operator kernels, memory allocators, stream and event synchronization, and a path for capturing dynamic graphs and compiling them into hardware-executable code.
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