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7-8 April, 2025
Paris, France
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Tuesday April 7, 2026 13:45 - 13:55 CEST


Pytorch on AI PCs crossed a threshold: local hardware can now support meaningful model fine-tuning, not just inference. This unlocks a new class of enterprise workflows where sensitive data never leaves the device, yet models can still be personalized and adapted using PyTorch.

In this session, we’ll show how to design on-device fine-tuning pipelines for AI PCs, focusing on enterprise scenarios where privacy is non-negotiable: regulated healthcare data, government and public-sector workloads, financial services, and proprietary enterprise systems. We’ll walk through key decisions such as selecting efficient pre-trained models, and how the right PyTorch optimizations enable effective personalization on large private datasets.

We'll also showcase practical fine-tuning techniques such as supervised fine-tuning (SFT), LoRA, and QLoRA, and show how mixed-precision training and correct use of training vs. evaluation modes make these approaches efficient and practical on AI PCs while preserving privacy. The result is a cloud-free, privacy-first fine-tuning blueprint that turns AI PCs into secure personalization engines for enterprise AI.
Speakers
avatar for Daniel Holanda

Daniel Holanda

Solutions Architect & ML Engineer, AMD
Daniel is a Sr. ML Engineer at AMD, specializing in local AI. He leads the development of local fine-tuning workflows for AI PCs and co-leads several open-source projects where he designs production-grade LLM/VLM tooling to accelerate the AI development lifecycle.

Previously, he was a Machine Learning Engineer at Groq and a contributor to Microsoft’s Project Brainwave. Daniel holds a PhD in AI understanding and hardware architecture from UBC... Read More →
avatar for Iswarya Alex

Iswarya Alex

Iswarya Alex, AMD
I am an ML Engineer at AMD focused on enabling high-performance on-device AI experiences. I work on optimizing and deploying models on AMD's Ryzen AI powered devices with GPUs and NPUs efficiently
Tuesday April 7, 2026 13:45 - 13:55 CEST
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