The Software Frontier
Lorenzo Bradanini, Lorenzo TettamantiWhere abstraction ends. Essays on GPU execution, kernel internals, and distributed systems at scale.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Twice weekly |
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| Issues | 116 | Founded | 2 years ago | Last Issue | 3 days ago |
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How Mojo Actually Compiles
Introduction
Four days after Modular shipped Mojo 1.1, I did what I just always do with a brand new compiler. I installed it in a container with one CPU core and no GPU, wrote a kernel that doubles a vector, and asked for PTX for an H10...
How NVIDIA's Data Center Business Actually Works in 2026
A very short version
NVIDIA’s data center revenue more than doubled in a year, to $89.0 billion a quarter. The company now sells whole racks, supplies reference designs for the buildings around them, and increasingly backs the financin...
Unleashing OpenCL’s secrets
Eight releases in eighteen years. The shape of the chart is the argument: a fast build-out, an over-reach that nobody could implement in full, a reset that made almost everything optional, and a 2026 release that starts requiring things aga...
When Batching Stops Working
Why does batching stop working? We solve the compute–memory crossover and find four GPU generations become memory-bound at just 84–162 tokens of context.
Introduction
Distilling in depth ROCm: How it Actually Works
AMD ships 2,905,048 tuned GEMM decisions in a public git repository. Zero of CDNA 4’s 75 matrix instructions exist on CDNA 5.
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Self-taught software engineer skilled in data science, software engineering, ML, and cryptography, focused on developing innovative solutions to complex challenges.
BSc Physics student at the University of Milan. Interested in Machine Learning | Computational Physics | Artificial Intelligence | Physics Simulations
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