People often discuss the downsides of focusing on one sport at an early age. But I don’t feel an ounce of regret about the path my son has chosen—nor about my efforts to help him achieve his dream, writes Joe Nocera.

vLLM @vllm_project sessions at #PyTorchCon# NA 2026 span the serving stack, from attention and KV cache management to disaggregated serving and hardware portability across accelerators. Speakers will cover attention and KV cache systems, disaggregated serving, expert parallelism, and vLLM across TPU, Trainium, Arm, and IBM Spyre. Featured speakers include: @RedHat: Lucas Wilkinson, Matthew Bonanni, Zhanqiu Hu, @rickynds, and Alex Brooks @amazon: Sunita Nadampalli @IBM: Or Ozeri, Thomas Parnell, and Dave Grove @Huawei: Mengqing Cao @nvidia: Itay Alroy @Google: @Rob_Mulla and Qi Zhou @awscloud: Maen Suleiman @Meta: Richard Zou, Colin Taylor, and Angela Yi @BAAIBeijing: Yonghua Lin @fujitsulabs: Abhishek Jain and N Maajid Khan @IBMResearch: Antoni Viros i Martin and Avery Blanchard @MistralAI: Nicolò Lucchesi @tensormesh: @this_will_echo @googlecloud: Bill Jia Register by September 4 to save: Read the vLLM session guide:

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A federal appeals court is sending challenges to Georgia’s legislative maps back to the drawing board in light of a recent US Supreme Court decision, vacating wins for groups who claimed the state had drawn unlawful racial gerrymanders.