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THE TECHNOLOGY WE BUILD

Connect compute to the demands of AI.

A research direction for running AI across different hardware, including infrastructure the business controls.

Explore how applications, models and compute resources connect through an AI inference runtime.

XPU RUNTIMEKXR / 02
AI APPLICATIONModel + Workload
KXR
KEVIQ XPU RUNTIMEInference runtime layer

CPU: a starting point for examining how a workload uses general-purpose compute.

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WHAT BUSINESSES CONSIDER

Choosing an AI foundation?

Hardware that fits the problem

Hardware choices should start from the workload, model and compute resources the problem actually needs.

Different kinds of hardware

KXR is aimed at running AI across different hardware platforms, from CPUs and GPUs to accelerators.

Infrastructure you control

Also aimed at running AI on infrastructure the business controls, where the problem calls for it.

FROM TECHNOLOGY TO APPLICATION

The workload is where
the design starts.

KXR focuses on AI inference runtime across different hardware platforms. A relevant evaluation starts with the model, workload characteristics and compute resources involved.

Put simply, KXR is the layer between an AI application and the hardware, being researched to connect one application to different kinds of compute.

01

Application & model

Define inference requirements and workload characteristics.

02

Runtime layer

Explore the connection between applications, models and compute resources.

03

Resources & evaluation

Evaluate hardware choices under clearly specified conditions.

SCOPE & BOUNDARIES

Clear scope
before evaluation.

The Keviq ecosystem includes products, research projects and future directions. Not every item is commercially available; applicability is discussed problem by problem.

See all projects and the ecosystem
01

Support determined per environment

Support is determined for the specific model, hardware and evaluation environment.

02

Applied where it fits

KXR is considered where the workload fits; it is not the default for every problem.

HOW WE START

Four steps, starting
from the workload.

01

Describe the workload

The application, model and compute resources you are considering.

02

Agree a fitting scope

Agree what to evaluate first and the environment it will run in.

03

Evaluate for the workload

Runtime performance needs to be considered with the model, hardware and measurement conditions.

04

Decide on the evidence

How far KXR applies to a given problem is assessed against real evidence.

How we work together and the scope are agreed case by case.

EXPLORE TOGETHER

What AI problem
are you working on?

Start with your context. Evaluation scope, integration possibilities and acceptance criteria are discussed for the specific problem.

Discuss one of your workflows