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     <h4><b>Block-based GPU Programming with Triton</b></h4>
     <h4><b>Philippe Tillet, OpenAI</b></h4>
     <h4><b>Abstract:</b>
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     Traditional single instruction, multiple threads (SIMT) programming with CUDA, for all its benefits, can be daunting to machine learning researchers in need of fast custom kernels. We'll shed light on alternative programming models capable of improving GPU programmability without too much of an impact on expressivity. Some such models have recently emerged (e.g., Exo, MLIR Affine), but these are rarely applicable beyond dense tensor algebra — making them a poor fit for workloads requiring (for example) custom data structures. We'll describe the design and implementation of Triton, a mid-level programming language that uses block-based abstractions to simplify kernel development and fusion for researchers without any GPU programming expertise.
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     <h4><b>Bio:</b>