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Cross-Platform Fused MoE Dispatch in Triton: Portable Expert Routing Without CUDA [R]
Introducing the preprint for "Cross-Platform Fused MoE Dispatch in Triton," which presents a Mixture-of-Experts inference kernel, TritonMoE, developed entirely in OpenAI Triton. This innovative approach ensures portability across NVIDIA and AMD platforms without relying on vendor-specific code. Key advancements include a fused gate+up GEMM that reduces global memory traffic by 35%, achieving 89-131% throughput of Megablocks at inference batch sizes up to 512 tokens on A100. For further insights, check out our related article on "AI-generated CUDA kernels silently break training and inference."
Peter Sarlin’s QuTwo reaches $380M valuation in angel round
Peter Sarlin's QuTwo has achieved a significant milestone, reaching a valuation of €325 million (approximately $380 million) following a successful €25 million angel funding round (about $29 million). This accomplishment highlights the ongoing momentum in the fields of AI, quantum computing, and sovereign technology, particularly for companies emerging from Europe. As QuTwo continues to innovate under Sarlin's leadership, this valuation underscores the growing confidence in the transformative potential of AI and its applications in various sectors.
Chipmakers AMD, Arm, and Qualcomm are all investing in this buzzy self-driving tech startup
Chipmakers AMD, Arm, and Qualcomm are making strategic investments in Wayve, a promising self-driving technology startup. Their involvement extends beyond financial support; it signals a commitment to harnessing diverse computing platforms essential for Wayve's innovative self-driving system. This collaboration highlights the growing recognition of the transformative potential of autonomous driving technology, as these industry leaders seek to enhance their capabilities and drive progress in an increasingly competitive landscape. Together, they aim to shape the future of mobility through advanced AI-driven solutions.
Startup Gimlet Labs is solving the AI inference bottleneck in a surprisingly elegant way
Gimlet Labs is addressing the AI inference bottleneck with an innovative approach that seamlessly integrates multiple chip architectures. Recently, the startup secured an impressive $80 million in Series A funding to advance its technology, which enables AI to operate across NVIDIA, AMD, Intel, ARM, Cerebras, and d-Matrix chips simultaneously. This breakthrough positions Gimlet Labs at the forefront of AI development, empowering organizations to harness the full potential of diverse computing resources for enhanced performance and efficiency in their AI applications.