
Developed a high-performance fused sigmoid-gating delta-rule (FSGDR) kernel for the jd-opensource/xllm repository, targeting Ascend NPU hardware. The implementation leveraged TileLang for kernel development and C++ for robust wrapper integration, ensuring seamless compatibility with PyTorch reference models. Comprehensive unit tests were created using GTest to validate correctness and maintain parity with existing frameworks. This work optimized state-space model scanning operations, resulting in improved throughput and reduced latency for NPU-based inference and training workloads. The feature was integrated with CI-friendly test coverage, resolving minor integration issues and enabling accelerated deployment of SSM workloads on specialized hardware platforms.
July 2026 for jd-opensource/xllm: Delivered a high-performance fused sigmoid-gating delta-rule (FSGDR) kernel for Ascend NPU using TileLang. Implemented with C++ wrappers and unit tests to ensure parity with PyTorch references and to simplify adoption. The kernel optimizes state-space model (SSM) scanning on Ascend hardware, enabling faster inference and training for SSM workloads. No major bugs were reported this month; minor integration issues were resolved during feature work. Impact: improved throughput and lower latency for NPU-based workloads, aligning with PyTorch for compatibility and accelerating deployment. Technologies demonstrated: TileLang, C++, NPU kernel development, unit testing, and robust wrapper design.
July 2026 for jd-opensource/xllm: Delivered a high-performance fused sigmoid-gating delta-rule (FSGDR) kernel for Ascend NPU using TileLang. Implemented with C++ wrappers and unit tests to ensure parity with PyTorch references and to simplify adoption. The kernel optimizes state-space model (SSM) scanning on Ascend hardware, enabling faster inference and training for SSM workloads. No major bugs were reported this month; minor integration issues were resolved during feature work. Impact: improved throughput and lower latency for NPU-based workloads, aligning with PyTorch for compatibility and accelerating deployment. Technologies demonstrated: TileLang, C++, NPU kernel development, unit testing, and robust wrapper design.

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