
Roadmap
The MIND language is evolving rapidly. Below is the current status of key components in the 1.0 toolchain.
Shapes & Broadcasting
Practical shape rules and the reference engine.
Core v1 Spec
Official spec, conformance, and stability guarantees.
Using Core v1
Getting started with practical usage examples.
Cookbook
Ready-to-use recipes and code patterns.
Full-Stack AI Vision
MIND is evolving beyond a tensor language into a complete full-stack platform for AI development. Our vision encompasses the entire AI lifecycle from model development to production deployment.
Distributed Execution
Scale models across clusters with automatic sharding and gradient synchronization.
Production Deployment
One-command deployment to cloud, edge, or on-premise with built-in serving infrastructure.
End-to-End Integration
Seamless data pipelines, model versioning, and monitoring from a unified platform.
GPU Performance (Enterprise)
The CUDA backend delivers production-grade GPU acceleration with verified benchmarks on NVIDIA hardware.
180x Faster Memory
CachingAllocator achieves 8.3M allocs/sec vs PyTorch's 46K/sec. Zero cudaMalloc overhead.
35-40% Faster MatMul
TF32 Tensor Cores with cuBLASLt. FP16/FP8 support for Ada Lovelace and newer GPUs.
98% Bandwidth
Elementwise ops achieve 250 GB/s on RTX 4070 (256 GB/s peak). float4 vectorization.
Benchmarked on RTX 4070 (SM_89, Ada Lovelace). Performance scales with GPU capabilities. Enterprise license required.
Performance Roadmap
With CUDA benchmarks complete, MIND continues optimization across the stack.
Complete: CUDA Backend
CUDA backend verified Dec 2025. 180x memory, 35% matmul improvement vs PyTorch.
Complete: ROCm, Metal & WebGPU
ROCm (AMD), Metal (Apple Silicon), WebGPU (browsers/native) all production-ready.
2026+: Compilation Opts
Target <20 µs compilation, incremental compilation, result caching.