| Component | Description | |---|---| | | 128 specialized cores that execute sparse‑tensor contractions (e.g., CP, Tucker) with a compressed coordinate (COO) format. Supports mixed‑precision FP16/INT8. | | Programmable Graph Pipelines (PGP) | 64 VLIW pipelines (4 stages) optimized for edge‑centric traversals, supporting programmable micro‑code for custom reduction functions. | | Unified Scratchpad Memory (USM) | 8 MiB high‑bandwidth SRAM (≈ 2 TB/s) shared between STC and PGP, enabling zero‑copy data sharing. | | On‑Die Interconnect (ODI) | 256‑bit mesh with adaptive routing to minimize contention between STC and PGP. | | Control Co‑Processor (CCP) | RISC‑V based microcontroller that runs the DCAR runtime and orchestrates A‑ECS. |
Result: , a 4.3× improvement over static partitioning.
Knowledge graphs (KGs) have become a cornerstone for AI systems that require structured, semantically rich representations of entities and their relationships. Modern applications—including large‑scale recommendation, question answering, and temporal reasoning—require on graphs that easily exceed billions of edges. Traditional CPU‑centric pipelines suffer from three fundamental bottlenecks: kbolt 3.0
We evaluate K‑Bolt 3.0 on three representative real‑world workloads: (i) Entity Resolution on the YAGO‑3 dataset (≈1.2 B triples), (ii) Temporal Path Ranking on the Temporal OpenStreetMap graph (≈850 M edges, 12 M timestamps), and (iii) Real‑Time Recommendation on a proprietary e‑commerce KG (≈2.3 B edges, 150 M entities). Across a 64‑node cluster equipped with the HTGPU, K‑Bolt 3.0 achieves and 3.2× higher throughput compared with the state‑of‑the‑art KG accelerator (GraphCore IPU‑2) while consuming ≈30 % less energy .
The HTGPU is a that combines:
K‑Bolt 2.x introduced the , which achieved up to 2× speed‑up over GPU baselines for static subgraph matching but suffered from static data partitioning and rigid replication . K‑Bolt 3.0 builds on these insights and advances the state of the art by integrating dynamic runtime adaptivity directly into hardware.
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DCAR reduces by ≈ 38 % and write amplification by ≈ 22 % compared with a naive 3‑replica scheme. | | Unified Scratchpad Memory (USM) | 8