Abstract: A system that includes a graphics processing unit (GPU) that includes first circuitry to based on a configuration: count a number of transactions; count a time to receive the transactions; count a number of clock cycles for the time for transactions; and output, to a testing equipment, the number of transactions, the time to receive the transactions, and the number of clock cycles for the time for the counted number of transactions. The GPU can include second circuitry that is to cause adjustment of a number of transaction entries in the cache based on a received instruction, wherein the adjust the number of transaction entries in the cache is based on the number of transactions, the time to receive the transactions, and the number of clock cycles for the time for transactions.

Abstract: One embodiment provides a graphics processor comprising a base die including a plurality of chiplet sockets and a plurality of chiplets coupled with the plurality of chiplet sockets. At least one of the plurality of chiplets comprising a graphics processing cluster including a plurality of processing resources. At least one processing resource of the plurality of processing resources includes a dynamic precision floating-point unit having floating-point circuitry configured to process input in a configurable floating-point format having a variable number of exponent and mantissa bits.

Abstract: One embodiment provides a graphics processor comprising a memory interface and a graphics core cluster including a plurality of graphics cores and tensor processing circuitry. The tensor processing circuitry includes a local memory, a tensor accelerator coupled with the local memory, the tensor accelerator configured to perform a matrix multiply and accumulate operation, and a tensor data movement accelerator configured to asynchronously transfer tensor data between a global memory coupled to the memory interface and the local memory. The tensor data movement accelerator includes circuitry configured to translate the tensor data from a first tensor format to a second tensor format.

Abstract: A system that includes determining whether an interface between sender and receiver devices is defective. For an interface between a sender device and a receiver device: a configured number of stalls can be injected in a communication from the sender device to the receiver device. Based on the counted number of stalls being less than an injected number of stalls or exceeding the injected number of stalls by more than a threshold level, the interface can be identified as defective with respect to stall state counting. Based on the counted number of stalls being the same as the injected number of stalls or exceeding the injected number of stalls by not more than the threshold level, the interface can be identified as non-defective with respect to stall state counting.

Abstract: Methods, systems and apparatuses may provide for technology that includes configuration registers to maintain state information, a filter coupled to the configuration registers, the filter to extract transactions of interest from a plurality of incoming transactions based on the state information, wherein the transactions of interest are extracted on a transaction-by-transaction basis, a first hardware path coupled to the filter, the first hardware path to generate a count of the transactions of interest on a cycle-by-cycle basis, a second hardware path coupled to the filter, the second hardware path to measure a total latency of the transactions of interest on the cycle-by-cycle basis, and an output interface coupled to the first hardware path and the second hardware path, the output interface to determine an average latency of the transactions of interest based on the count of the transactions of interest and the total latency of the transactions of interest.

Abstract: A method of forming a cast component and a method of forming a casting mold. The method is performed by connecting at least one wax gate component to a ceramic core-shell mold. The ceramic core-shell mold includes at least a filter, first core portion, a first shell portion, and at least one first cavity between the core portion and the first shell portion. The core-shell mold may manufactured using an additive manufacturing process and may include an integrated ceramic filter. At least a portion of the ceramic core-shell mold and the wax gate component is coated with a second ceramic material. The wax gate component is then removed to form a second cavity in fluid communication with the first cavity.

Abstract: A method of forming a cast component and a method of forming a casting mold. The method is performed by connecting at least one wax gate component to a ceramic core-shell mold. The ceramic core-shell mold includes at least a first core portion, a first shell portion, and a second shell portion, wherein the first shell portion is adapted to interface with at least the second shell portion to form at least one first cavity between the core portion and the first and second shell portions. The core-shell mold may be inspected and assembled prior to connection of the wax gate component. At least a portion of the ceramic core-shell mold and the wax gate component is coated with a second ceramic material. The wax gate component is then removed to form a second cavity in fluid communication with the first cavity.

Abstract: A knee prosthesis kit includes an implant and an augment. The implant has a base and a stem extending from the base, and the augment has a base and a conical, cylindrical, or anatomic portion extending from the base. The augment base has at least two openings for receiving fasteners for securing the knee augment to the implant. The portion and the base define a bore for receipt of the implant post. A coupler includes a mating portion for receipt in a bore of an implant post, and a cone-shaped portion extending from the mating portion. A method of providing fixation of knee implants includes securing an augment to an implant and positioning a conical, cylindrical, or anatomic portion of the augment within the intramedullary canal of the tibia or femur.

Abstract: Methods, systems and apparatuses may provide for technology that includes configuration registers to maintain state information, a filter coupled to the configuration registers, the filter to extract transactions of interest from a plurality of incoming transactions based on the state information, wherein the transactions of interest are extracted on a transaction-by-transaction basis, a first hardware path coupled to the filter, the first hardware path to generate a count of the transactions of interest on a cycle-by-cycle basis, a second hardware path coupled to the filter, the second hardware path to measure a total latency of the transactions of interest on the cycle-by-cycle basis, and an output interface coupled to the first hardware path and the second hardware path, the output interface to determine an average latency of the transactions of interest based on the count of the transactions of interest and the total latency of the transactions of interest.

Abstract: A first data processing device can include circuitry configured to receive an electronic request message; generate first electronic information using the electronic request message; receive, from each of one or more second data processing devices, respective first characteristic data of respective second electronic information generated by that second data processing device; generate, for each of the one or more second data processing devices, respective second characteristic data of the first electronic information; compare, for each of the one or more second data processing devices, the first characteristic data with the second characteristic data; and when one or more matches between the first characteristic data and second characteristic data for the one or more second data processing devices meet a predetermined condition, perform a predetermined process using the first electronic information in response to the electronic request message.

Abstract: A method of forming a cast component and a method of forming a casting mold is described herein. The ceramic core-shell mold includes at least first core portion, a first shell portion, and at least one first cavity between the core portion and the first shell portion. The core-shell mold may be manufactured using an additive manufacturing process and may include an integrated ceramic filter. At least a portion of the ceramic core-shell mold and the wax gate component is coated with a second ceramic material. The wax gate component is then removed to form a second cavity in fluid communication with the first cavity.

Abstract: A pulsatile fluid pump apparatus includes an integral pump assembly employing a flexible diaphragm in a diaphragm assembly; a pulsatile fluid pump system including a control housing, for removably receiving the integral pump assembly, the control housing and the integral pump assembly being configured for operation, in a first mode, so that the pulsatile fluid pump system reciprocally actuates the diaphragm assembly to cause pumping automatically; and a manual driver assembly, wherein the integral pump assembly is configured, in a second mode, in the absence of actuation of the diaphragm assembly by the pulsatile fluid pump system, to removably receive the manual driver assembly to support manual actuation and operation of the diaphragm assembly.

Abstract: Systems and methods for minimally intrusive instruction pointer-aware processing resource activity profiling are disclosed. In one embodiment, a graphics processor includes a grouping of processing resources and control logic that is associated with the grouping of processing resources. The control logic is configured to sample a state of at least one processing resource of the grouping of processing resources and to determine activity data from the state with the activity data including at least one of stalls and reason counts for stalling activity, instruction types, pipeline utilization, thread utilization, and shader activity.

Abstract: The present disclosure relates to a method of forming a cast component and a method of forming a casting mold. The method is performed by connecting at least one wax gate component to a ceramic core-shell mold. The ceramic core-shell mold includes at least a first core portion, a first shell portion, and a second shell portion, wherein the first shell portion is adapted to interface with at least the second shell portion to form at least one first cavity between the core portion and the first and second shell portions. The core-shell mold may be inspected and assembled prior to connection of the wax gate component. At least a portion of the ceramic core-shell mold and the wax gate component is coated with a second ceramic material. The wax gate component is then removed to form a second cavity in fluid communication with the first cavity.

Abstract: The present disclosure relates to a method of forming a cast component and a method of forming a casting mold. The method is performed by connecting at least one wax gate component to a ceramic core-shell mold. The ceramic core-shell mold includes at least a filter, first core portion, a first shell portion, and at least one first cavity between the core portion and the first shell portion. The core-shell mold may manufactured using an additive manufacturing process and may include an integrated ceramic filter. At least a portion of the ceramic core-shell mold and the wax gate component is coated with a second ceramic material. The wax gate component is then removed to form a second cavity in fluid communication with the first cavity.

Abstract: Integrated core-shell investment casting molds include a filament structure corresponding to a cooling hole pattern in the surface of the turbine blade, stator vane, or shroud.

Abstract: Integrated core-shell investment casting molds include a filament structure corresponding to a cooling hole pattern in the surface of the turbine blade, stator vane, or shroud.

Abstract: Systems and methods for minimally intrusive instruction pointer-aware processing resource activity profiling are disclosed. In one embodiment, a graphics processor includes a grouping of processing resources and control logic that is associated with the grouping of processing resources. The control logic is configured to sample a state of at least one processing resource of the grouping of processing resources and to determine activity data from the state with the activity data including at least one of stalls and reason counts for stalling activity, instruction types, pipeline utilization, thread utilization, and shader activity.

Abstract: A method of forming a cast component and a method of forming a casting mold. The method is performed by connecting at least one wax gate component to a ceramic core-shell mold. The ceramic core-shell mold includes at least a first core portion, a first shell portion, and a second shell portion, wherein the first shell portion is adapted to interface with at least the second shell portion to form at least one first cavity between the core portion and the first and second shell portions. The core-shell mold may be inspected and assembled prior to connection of the wax gate component. At least a portion of the ceramic core-shell mold and the wax gate component is coated with a second ceramic material. The wax gate component is then removed to form a second cavity in fluid communication with the first cavity.

Abstract: A method of forming a cast component and a method of forming a casting mold. The method is performed by connecting at least one wax gate component to a ceramic core-shell mold. The ceramic core-shell mold includes at least a filter, first core portion, a first shell portion, and at least one first cavity between the core portion and the first shell portion. The core-shell mold may be manufactured using an additive manufacturing process and may include an integrated ceramic filter. At least a portion of the ceramic core-shell mold and the wax gate component is coated with a second ceramic material. The wax gate component is then removed to form a second cavity in fluid communication with the first cavity.