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Article describing two of our new tools for using Google Sheets with Colab: Sheets to Colab and Interactive Sheets

Workspace customers of all shapes and sizes now have the ability to buy Colab Pro and Pro+ licenses for users in their organization via the…

We’re happy to announce that Colab has upgraded its default runtime to Ubuntu 22.04 LTS. You can read more about the distribution changes…

We’ve recently introduced two new features to make it easier to control how and when to run your code cells:

One of the best things about Colab is low friction. You open a notebook and Colab knows who you are based on your current Google account —…

A well crafted notebook is a kind of living textbook and this is a great example. Professor Ashwin Rao of Stanford University has authored…

Pandas is a widely used open source Python package for data science, data engineering, analytics, machine learning. It’s built on top of…

We’re happy to announce that Colab has upgraded its default runtime to Python version 3.10. You can read more about the language changes…

With the latest Google Colab release, users can open notebooks hosted on the Hugging Face Hub!

We’re happy to announce that Colab has upgraded its default runtime to Python version 3.9. You can read more about the language changes…

We’re happy to announce that Colab has upgraded its default runtime to Ubuntu 20.04 LTS. You can read more about the distribution changes…

Have you heard about Google BigQuery? It’s hard to summarize all of the advantages in one sentence but I’m going to try anyway: BigQuery…

Update: RAPIDS cuDF now instantly accelerates pandas with zero code changes in Google Colab. Try out the tutorial in a Colab notebook…

Pandas is a wonderful tool for analyzing data in Python but wouldn’t it be nice if your dataframes could be a bit more interactive? Imagine…

Today’s featured notebook answers two interesting questions about the viral game sensation known as Wordle:

We’re happy to announce that Colab has upgraded its default runtime to Python version 3.8. You can read more about the language changes…

Tensorflow Hub makes it easier than ever to use BERT models with preprocessing. Try it in Colab!

This lab trains and evaluates a handwritten digit classification model using the MNIST dataset. It uses a Graphical Processing Unit (GPU)…

Under Tools->Settings, select Miscellaneous, then one of the featured modes or…why not all three? And voila — your menu bar is resplendent…