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antinucleon
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Comment #36169483
Mojo is trying to create a new language to solve the problem, and specialized for CPU. We are using a more pragmatic way to solve GPU AI computation problem.
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Comment #36169437
We haven't compared yet.
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Comment #36169429
We developed AITemplate majorly for Meta's focus at that time, eg Ads/Ranking need. For HippoML is startup we are building for Generative AI. HippoML is not using AITemplate.
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Comment #36169315
It is actually non-trivial to get GPU run fast, especially on SoC with strong CPU like M2.
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Comment #36169032
Hippo is faster than AITemplate, and supports more generative models. We haven't compared vs TVM, but for absolute token/s on M2 Max, Hippo is able to run decoding on LLAMA with da…
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Comment #36168947
We will disclose more details very soon.
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Comment #36168936
Yes. We support >= 1bit <= 16bit models out of box for various of models.
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Comment #36168666
AITemplate's original designer is here. We quit Meta in January and start HippoML ( https://hippoml.com/ ). We just disclosed our new engine's performance on LLM: https://blog.hipp…
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Comment #17129690
CuDNN v7 was used in the experiments, in the experiments parts each comparison was listed with version or commit number.
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Comment #17128056
Summary: Tensor program is able to be optimized by using machine learning and transfer learning. The numerical program optimization model is trained on feature from low-level AST o…
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Comment #13020349
The version tested in paper should not have P2P,so it was much slower than current version.
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Comment #13018491
There is a huge distributed performance advantages vs TensorFlow. You can get a hint from Prof. Carlos Guestrin's keynote talk at Data Science Summit 2016. Also, CMU CS Dean Andrew…
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