Partition the work.
A tile is an illustrative processing boundary. Explore how operations might be grouped, what can run concurrently and where scheduling introduces waits.
Read the whole system.
A proposed accelerator study, from workload graph to data movement.
Plan for locality.
Working-set placement, reuse and transfer frequency matter alongside arithmetic. Memory capacity and bandwidth remain unspecified in this concept.
Follow every transfer.
A proposed fabric links tiles and memory boundaries. Routing, contention and latency require an implemented system and measured workloads.
Inspect, plan, trace.
A proposed development flow parses a graph, proposes placement and exposes transfers for review. No SDK, compiler, simulator or downloadable silicon design is shipped.
Product concept and local illustrative demonstration. No live backend is connected.