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AccelForge is a comprehensive modeling and co-design framework aimed at evaluating AI accelerator designs for tensor algebra workloads like deep neural networks. It captures key attributes of devices, circuits, architectures, and workloads to improve energy efficiency and throughput in datacenter a...
AccelForge is a comprehensive modeling and co-design framework aimed at evaluating AI accelerator designs for tensor algebra workloads like deep neural networks. It captures key attributes of devices, circuits, architectures, and workloads to improve energy efficiency and throughput in datacenter a...
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Tensor algebra workloads, of which deep neural networks are prominent examples, are energy-intensive workloads in modern datacenter and edge deployments, making accelerators necessary to achieve energy efficiency and high throughput. To quickly evaluate and iterate on accelerator designs, we need an accelerator...
Energy-intensive AI workloads require specialized accelerators to meet performance and efficiency demands. AccelForge enables rapid iteration and evaluation of accelerator designs, potentially accelerating development of optimized AI hardware.
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