Universal Intermediate Representation
A single expressive graph that treats classical, photonic, neuromorphic, and quantum operations as first-class citizens.
Foundational infrastructure — from a universal representation down to the runtime that executes it across every kind of machine.
A single expressive graph that treats classical, photonic, neuromorphic, and quantum operations as first-class citizens.
Intelligent mapping that automatically partitions workloads across whatever mix of hardware is available — in real time.
A living control plane that manages data movement, synchronization, and execution across radically different computational paradigms.
New processors can join the substrate without forcing the rest of the system to change.
Specification, reference implementation, and tools designed to become shared infrastructure.
Hardware and software evolve together instead of in isolation.