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Implementing Matrix Multiplication with WebGPU in Safari

Implementing Matrix Multiplication with WebGPU in Safari

This is a quick overview of how to write a matrix multiplication for Safari leveraging the WebGPU API. This will run on both Macs and iPhones provided WebGPU is enabled.

The benchmarks in this document are done on an M1 chip.

The full code can be found here and a demo here.

https://jott.live/markdown/webgpu_safari

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For some HTML5 technologies Safari is like the old IE6, but in 2021.

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