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Hardware-software mapping where a single instruction is executed across many threads organized in grids and blocks.
Distinct from Multi-threaded Execution: Focuses on the SIMT (Single Instruction, Multiple Threads) hardware mapping, not general CPU multi-threading.
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AISystem is a comprehensive AI full-stack infrastructure project covering the entire pipeline from AI chip architecture to high-level training frameworks. It encompasses the development of AI compiler frameworks, inference engines, and distributed training orchestrators designed to coordinate workloads across a heterogeneous compute stack of CPUs, GPUs, and NPUs. The project focuses on the deep integration of software and hardware, employing software-hardware co-design to align tensor layouts with physical memory structures. It provides specialized capabilities for accelerating Transformer mo
Maps software threads to hardware using the Single Instruction, Multiple Threads (SIMT) execution model.
This repository is a collection of reference implementations and programming examples for the CUDA Toolkit. It serves as a GPGPU implementation guide and a parallel computing reference, providing code for using graphics hardware to perform general-purpose calculations and high-performance parallel processing. The project provides specific samples for GPU kernel development and resource management. These include demonstrations of multi-GPU communication, peer-to-peer memory access, and system hardware inspection to coordinate distributed GPU resources. The codebase covers a wide range of capa
Implements the SIMT model to run the same instruction across multiple threads for parallel processing of large datasets.
This project serves as a comprehensive educational resource for learning parallel programming and high-performance computing using graphics processing units. It provides technical guidance on the fundamental paradigms required to offload computationally intensive tasks from a host system to specialized hardware accelerators. The materials cover the core methodologies for managing data-parallel operations, including the orchestration of memory between host and device spaces and the organization of threads into structured grids and blocks. It details the execution models necessary to distribute
Executes identical instructions across multiple threads simultaneously to process large data arrays in parallel.