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Pioneering Next-Generation 5G Technology with MLIR Compiler Innovation by Ankush Jitendrakumar Tyagi
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Tyagi’s MLIR-based compiler for 5G accelerators boosted efficiency by 20%, transforming telecom performance & setting new compiler optimization standards.
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Ankush Jitendrakumar Tyagi led the design of an MLIR-based compiler for custom 5G accelerators, achieving 20% compute gains and 15% latency reduction. His innovations in compiler infrastructure bridged AI and signal processing workloads, enabling scalable cloud-native RAN deployments and setting new industry standards in telecom and edge computing performance.
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