Nice that this will be open sourced. Maybe the true performance characteristics
can be better understood.
The press release seems exaggerated or written by marketing, e.g. claiming "accelerating optimization exponentially". Shouldn't the acceleration be in the order of the number of compute cores?
I skimmed your post and I wonder if mojo is focusing on such small 512x512 matrices? What is your thinking on generalizing your results for larger matrices?
Thanks, this brought back some memories. I did an internship / co-op in software engineering at that site in Rochester while a student. They needed extra help so I worked a few evenings at 1.5 pay alongside the regular factory workers.
You can use it for Vehicle Route Problems. I did so once as an interview project but never in production. If you start from some example problem, the learning curve isn't so steep.
The photo of Professor Hagai Perets (Left) and Ph.D. student Yonadav Barry Ginat seems to have them in their native environment: the university's Science and Math library. If you zoom you'll see the Math and Science topics listed on the card for the book shelves behind them.