How is this different from TVM or Glow? It seems like there's a lot of compiler papers lately ...
MLIR: A Compiler Infrastructure for the End of Moore's Lawhttps://arxiv.org/abs/2002.11054
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MLIR is a common intermediate representation and allows someone to write a program in Rust, for example, and it’ll go through HIR / MIR (as normal), then will go through MLIR, for the target architecture to product machine code for the model during compilation.
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Looks like they created a abstract layer for their TPUs, as there are heaps optimized infrastructure that takes the heterogeneous approach. Not the end I’d say, but a new layer
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