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Cross-compiling TensorFlow for Jetson TX1 with Bazel
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Some time ago, I wrote a post on building TensorFlow on a Jetson TX1. It worked eventually, but it was relatively slow because it's an edge device and it's not very powerful. It's way faster to compile it on a PC and copy the binaries to the target board. Here's how.

 
2018-02-05

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