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Exo-GPU: Safe, Imperative, User-schedulable Programming for Tensor Cores
Modern GPUs require not only SIMT-style parallelism but also software-managed concurrency between compute and data movement to reach maximum performance. Performance engineers must reason about subdividing work into the hierarchy of computation resources (threads, warps, warpgroups, blocks, clusters
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