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Compilers and MLIR: From LLVM to the Triton and XLA Kernels That Make GPUs Fast
A slow neural-network layer becomes a question about what a compiler can see. Begin with the compiler pipeline and LLVM, then explore why machine-learning workloads need additional representations and transformations. XLA, MLIR and kernel-generation ideas connect graph-level structure to memory movement and hardware execution. Portability and verification raise the next questions: how much optimization can be shared across accelerators, and how do we know a transformed program remains correct?
Chapters
00:00:00 Cold open: the slow layer
00:01:52 What a compiler actually does
00:04:32 LLVM…
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