Felix LeClair "Meeting devs where they're at: deep dive of Software entry points from asm to Pytorch and everything in between on Tenstorrent WormHole"

Those who came to AI Plumbers in Ghent or to our FOSDEM 2025 Low-level AI Engineering and Hacking DevRoom definitely have seen this piece of HW lying and waved around, being scoped and adopted for ggml.

Now all the worms are out of the hole bag - Felix LeClair, HPC @

Tenstorrent

talking about the architecture, the SW ecosystem and how to meet developers where they are at (besides beers at FOSDEM).

Key moments from the talk:

0:25 - “who’s this guy?”

0:41 - Tenstorrent at a Glance

0:55 - Tenstorrent Product Summary

1:31 - Core Silicon Roadmap

1:45 - Wormhole Product Portfolio

3:13 - Tenstorrent Open Source Software

8:35 - Software Ecosystem and Integrations

11:18 - TT-MetaliumTM: Tensix Core to Multi-Chip Scale-Out

15:32 - Tenstorrent AI/ML Hardware

16:28 - Why AI Needs Both RISC-V Cores and AI Accelerators

17:18 - BlackholeTM – A Standalone AI Computer

19:10 - BlackholeTM – Big RISC-V and “Baby RISC-V”

21:00 - Programming RISC-V Cores: “Baby RISC-V” Cores

22:09 - Programming RISC-V Cores: Within the Tensix Core

23:55 - Tensix Core – Data Movement

The presentation slides are available here:

Felix LeClair @ AI Plumbers Ghent

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