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Our partnership with the scikit-learn consortium will also enable us to collaborate more closely with the scikit-learn community, and provide us with insights into how we can improve NVIDIA’s [RAPIDS open-source libraries](https://developer.nvidia.com/rapids) to better serve their needs. We are committed to working with the foundation to ensure that scikit-learn remains a powerful and easy to use machine learning library that meets the needs of data science practitioners in science and industry.

NVIDIA’s commitment to scikit-learn goes beyond financial support. We have hired [Tim Head](), an experienced open-source maintainer, to work full-time on the project. This is not Tim’s first open-source rodeo. He has previously contributed to several high-profile open-source projects, including Project Jupyter. His focus will be reviewing pull requests and coordinating the development of large features. Tim was recently elected as a core maintainer of scikit-learn. His expertise and experience will be invaluable in ensuring the continued growth and success of the project.
NVIDIA’s commitment to scikit-learn goes beyond financial support. We have hired [Tim Head](https://betatim.github.io), an experienced open-source maintainer, to work full-time on the project. This is not Tim’s first open-source rodeo. He has previously contributed to several high-profile open-source projects, including Project Jupyter. His focus will be reviewing pull requests and coordinating the development of large features. Tim was recently elected as a core maintainer of scikit-learn. His expertise and experience will be invaluable in ensuring the continued growth and success of the project.

In summary, NVIDIA’s partnership with the scikit-learn consortium is an important step in our ongoing commitment to support the development and growth of open-source software in the machine learning community. We are excited to work with the foundation and the community of contributors to help advance the capabilities of scikit-learn and accelerate the development of machine learning applications.

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