Intel Corporation

Alexander F Heinecke

Robert Valentine

Mark Jay Charney

Elmoustapha Ould-Ahmed-Vall

Zeev Sperber

Bret L Toll

Raanan Sade

Christopher J Hughes

Menachem Adelman

Simon Rubanovich

Amit Gradstein

Dan Baum

Jesus Corbal

Justin E Gottschlich

Naveen K Mellempudi

Milind Baburao Girkar

Stanislav Shwartsman

Ronen Zohar

Sara S Baghsorkhi

Dipankar Das

Igor Yanover

Mikhail Smelyanskiy

Vinodh Gopal

Wajdi K Feghali

James D Guilford

Ignacio Javier Alvarez

David Israel Gonzalez Aguirre

Mats Gustav Agerstam

Jason Martin

Victor W Lee

Javier Felip Leon

Prasoonkumar Surti

Martin Langhammer

Subramaniam M Maiyuran

Rajesh Poornachandran

Evangelos Georganas

Barukh Ziv

Michael J Espig

Rinat Rappoport

Shengtian Zhou

Yuri Gebil

Gregory Henry

Mohammad Mejbah Ul Alam

Jeffrey Ota

Marcos Emanuel Carranza

Dheevatsa Mudigere

Roger Gramunt

Maria E Ramirez Loaiza

Cristina S Anderson

Luis Carlos Maria Remis

Cesar Martinez-Spessot

Chen Koren

Dhiraj D Kalamkar

Varghese George

Guei-Yuan Lueh

Kathiravetpillai Sivanesan

Bahareh Sadeghi

Liuyang L Yang

Robert S Chappell

Jong Soo Park

Daehyun Kim

Jorge E Parra

Sridhar G Sharma

Javier Sebastian Turek

Jonathan D Pearce

Nilesh K Jain

Brinda Ganesh

Robert Colby

Binh Q Pham

Arik Narkis

Eyal Hadas

Bob Valentine

Sagi Meller

Regev Shemy

Patrick Mead

Guy Boudoukh

Nikita A Shustrov

Mark Charney

Javier Sebastián Turek

Binh Pham

Yash Akhauri

Mike Espig

Uri Sherman

Dana Rip

Shahar Mizrahi

Yaroslav Pollak

Robert R Valentine

Ould-Ahmed-Vall Elmoustapha

Techniques for converting FP16 data elements to BF8 data elements using a single instruction are described. An exemplary apparatus includes decoder circuitry to decode a single instruction, the single instruction to include a one or more fields to identify a source operand, one or more fields to identify a destination operand, and one or more fields for an opcode, the opcode to indicate that execution circuitry is to convert packed half-precision floating-point data from the identified source to packed bfloat8 data and store the packed bfloat8 data into corresponding data element positions of the identified destination operand; and execution circuitry to execute the decoded instruction according to the opcode to convert packed half-precision floating-point data from the identified source to packed bfloat8 data and store the packed bfloat8 data into corresponding data element positions.

Instructions to convert from FP16 to BF8

Systems, methods, and apparatuses relating sparsity based FMA. In some examples, an instance of a single FMA instruction has one or more fields for an opcode, one or more fields to identify a source/destination matrix operand, one or more fields to identify a first plurality of source matrix operands, one or more fields to identify a second plurality of matrix operands, wherein the opcode is to indicate that execution circuitry is to select a proper subset of FP8 data elements from the first plurality of source matrix operands based on sparsity controls from a first matrix operand of the second plurality of matrix operands and perform a FMA.

Instructions for structured-sparse tile matrix FMA

Embodiments for a matrix transpose and multiply operation are disclosed. In an embodiment, a processor includes a decoder and execution circuitry. The decoder is to decode an instruction having a format including an opcode field to specify an opcode, a first destination operand field to specify a destination matrix location, a first source operand field to specify a first source matrix location, and a second source operand field to specify a second source matrix location. The execution circuitry is to, in response to the decoded instruction, transpose the first source matrix to generate a transposed first source matrix, perform a matrix multiplication using the transposed first source matrix and the second source matrix to generate a result, and store the result in a destination matrix location.

Matrix transpose and multiply

Techniques for scale and reduction of BF16 data elements are described. An exemplary instruction includes fields for an having fields for an opcode, an identification of a location of a first packed data source operand, an identification of a location of a second packed data source operand, and an identification of a packed data destination operand, wherein the opcode is to indicate that execution circuitry is to perform, for each data element position of the packed data source operands, a floating point scale operation of a BF16 data element of the first packed data source by multiplying the data element by a power of 2 value, wherein a value of the exponent of the power of 2 value is a floor value of a BF16 data element of the second packed data source, and store a result of the floating point scale operation into a corresponding data element position of the packed data destination operand.

BFLOAT16 scale and/or reduce instructions

Techniques for matrix multiplication are described. In some examples, decode circuitry is to decode a single instruction having fields for an opcode, an indication of a location of a first source operand, an indication of a location of a second source operand, and an indication of a location of a destination operand, wherein the opcode is to indicate that execution circuitry is to at least convert data elements of the first and second source operands from a first floating point representation to a second floating point representation, perform matrix multiplication with the converted data elements, and accumulate results of the matrix multiplication in the destination operand in the first floating point representation; and the execution circuitry is to execute to the decoded instruction as specified by the opcode.

Apparatuses, methods, and systems for instructions for matrix multiplication instructions

Embodiments detailed herein relate to arithmetic operations of float-point values. An exemplary processor includes decoding circuitry to decode an instruction, where the instruction specifies locations of a plurality of operands, values of which being in a floating-point format. The exemplary processor further includes execution circuitry to execute the decoded instruction, where the execution includes to: convert the values for each operand, each value being converted into a plurality of lower precision values, where an exponent is to be stored for each operand; perform arithmetic operations among lower precision values converted from values for the plurality of the operands; and generate a floating-point value by converting a resulting value from the arithmetic operations into the floating-point format and store the floating-point value.

Computer processor for higher precision computations using a mixed-precision decomposition of operations

Described herein is a graphics processor including a processing resource including a multiplier configured to multiply input associated with the instruction at one of a first plurality of bit widths, an adder configured to add a product output from the multiplier with an accumulator value at one of a second plurality of bit widths, and circuitry to select a first bit width of the first plurality of bit widths for the multiplier and a second bit width of the second plurality of bit widths for the adder.

Optimized compute hardware for machine learning operations

Embodiments detailed herein relate to matrix operations. For example, embodiments of instruction support for matrix (tile) dot product operations are detailed. Exemplary instructions including computing a dot product of signed words and accumulating in a double word with saturation; computing a dot product of bytes and accumulating in to a dword with saturation, where the input bytes can be signed or unsigned and the dword accumulation has output saturation; etc.

Systems, methods, and apparatuses for dot production operations

Disclosed embodiments relate to computing dot products of nibbles in tile operands. In one example, a processor includes decode circuitry to decode a tile dot product instruction having fields for an opcode, a destination identifier to identify a M by N destination matrix, a first source identifier to identify a M by K first source matrix, and a second source identifier to identify a K by N second source matrix, each of the matrices containing doubleword elements, and execution circuitry to execute the decoded instruction to perform a flow K times for each element (m, n) of the specified destination matrix to generate eight products by multiplying each nibble of a doubleword element (M,K) of the specified first source matrix by a corresponding nibble of a doubleword element (K,N) of the specified second source matrix, and to accumulate and saturate the eight products with previous contents of the doubleword element.

Systems and methods for performing 16-bit floating-point matrix dot product instructions

Embodiments detailed herein relate to systems and methods to store a tile register pair to memory. In one example, a processor includes: decode circuitry to decode a store matrix pair instruction having fields for an opcode and source and destination identifiers to identify source and destination matrices, respectively, each matrix having a PAIR parameter equal to TRUE; and execution circuitry to execute the decoded store matrix pair instruction to store every element of left and right tiles of the identified source matrix to corresponding element positions of left and right tiles of the identified destination matrix, respectively, wherein the executing stores a chunk of C elements of one row of the identified source matrix at a time.

Systems and methods to store a tile register pair to memory

Disclosed embodiments relate to accelerating multiplication of sparse matrices. In one example, a processor is to fetch and decode an instruction having fields to specify locations of first, second, and third matrices, and an opcode indicating the processor is to multiply and accumulate matching non-zero (NZ) elements of the first and second matrices with corresponding elements of the third matrix, and executing the decoded instruction as per the opcode to generate NZ bitmasks for the first and second matrices, broadcast up to two NZ elements at a time from each row of the first matrix and each column of the second matrix to a processing engine (PE) grid, each PE to multiply and accumulate matching NZ elements of the first and second matrices with corresponding elements of the third matrix. Each PE further to store an NZ element for use in a subsequent multiplications.

Systems and methods of instructions to accelerate multiplication of sparse matrices using bitmasks that identify non-zero elements

Embodiments detailed herein relate to matrix (tile) operations. For example, decode circuitry to decode an instruction having fields for an opcode and a memory address; and execution circuitry to execute the decoded instruction to set a tile configuration for the processor to utilize tiles in matrix operations based on a description retrieved from the memory address, wherein a tile a set of 2-dimensional registers are discussed.

Systems, methods, and apparatus for tile configuration

Embodiments detailed herein relate to matrix (tile) operations. For example, decode circuitry to decode an instruction having fields for an opcode and a memory address, and execution circuitry to execute the decoded instruction to store configuration information about usage of storage for two-dimensional data structures at the memory address.

Systems, methods, and apparatuses for matrix operations

Systems, methods, and apparatuses relating to instructions to convert 16-bit floating-point formats are described. In one embodiment, a processor includes fetch circuitry to fetch a single instruction having fields to specify an opcode and locations of a source vector comprising N plurality of 16-bit half-precision floating-point elements, and a destination vector to store N plurality of 16-bit bfloat floating-point elements, the opcode to indicate execution circuitry is to convert each of the elements of the source vector from 16-bit half-precision floating-point format to 16-bit bfloat floating-point format and store each converted element into a corresponding location of the destination vector, decode circuitry to decode the fetched single instruction into a decoded single instruction, and the execution circuitry to respond to the decoded single instruction as specified by the opcode.

Apparatuses, methods, and systems for instructions to convert 16-bit floating-point formats

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