I see the pytorch Dockerfile downloads Miniconda from repo.anaconda.com and installs software from Anaconda here. According to Anaconda’s Terms of Service (ToS)
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Questions
- Do the resulting
pytorch/pytorchcontainer images comply with Anaconda’s ToS? - Does use of these images (as-is or modified, like
FROM pytorch/pytorch) in organizations with 200 or more employees require a paid license?
Context
Software maker Anaconda Inc has sued Intel in Delaware federal court, accusing the chipmaker of misusing its software for developing artificial-intelligence platforms, according to a lawsuit made public on Friday.