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What is MLIR?

MLIR (Multi-Level Intermediate Representation) is a compiler infrastructure developed as part of the LLVM project. It is designed to represent code at various levels of abstraction, from high-level language constructs to low-level machine instructions. MLIR facilitates the construction of domain-specific compilers and tools by providing a flexible and extensible framework for representing, analyzing, and transforming code. It's commonly used for building compilers for new programming languages, optimizing existing compilers, and accelerating domain-specific computations such as machine learning.

What other technologies are related to MLIR?

MLIR Competitor Technologies

TVM is a compiler framework for machine learning systems, overlapping with MLIR in optimizing and compiling models for various hardware targets.
mentioned alongside MLIR in 53% (918) of relevant job posts
XLA is a compiler for TensorFlow graphs, providing an alternative compilation path to MLIR for TensorFlow models.
mentioned alongside MLIR in 50% (551) of relevant job posts
Glow is a machine learning compiler and execution engine, providing similar functionalities to MLIR-based solutions.
mentioned alongside MLIR in 57% (237) of relevant job posts
Halide is a language and compiler for image processing pipelines, which overlaps with MLIR in optimizing and generating code for image processing tasks.
mentioned alongside MLIR in 41% (121) of relevant job posts
JAX is a high-performance numerical computing library. While it can work with MLIR, it offers similar tracing, compilation, and optimization capabilities. It can be a front-end, but also a competitor for program representation.
mentioned alongside MLIR in 4% (390) of relevant job posts
TensorRT is a high-performance deep learning inference optimizer and runtime. It can be used instead of an MLIR-based compilation pipeline for NVIDIA GPUs.
mentioned alongside MLIR in 5% (216) of relevant job posts
ONNXRuntime is a high-performance inference engine for ONNX models, providing an alternative execution path to MLIR-compiled ONNX models.
mentioned alongside MLIR in 18% (51) of relevant job posts

MLIR Complementary Technologies

MLIR is built on top of LLVM and uses LLVM's infrastructure for code generation. MLIR can lower to LLVM IR.
mentioned alongside MLIR in 39% (1.5k) of relevant job posts
IREE uses MLIR as its core representation and transformation framework. It leverages MLIR's infrastructure for compilation and optimization.
mentioned alongside MLIR in 90% (232) of relevant job posts
CUTLASS provides optimized CUDA kernels for linear algebra, which can be integrated with MLIR-generated code for NVIDIA GPUs.
mentioned alongside MLIR in 41% (127) of relevant job posts

Which organizations are mentioning MLIR?

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