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Tanner Andrulis

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Preprint Sep 2026

AccelForge: Comprehensive Modeling and Co-Design Framework for AI Accelerators

Tensor algebra workloads, of which deep neural networks are prominent examples, are energy-intensive workloads in modern datacenter and edge deployments, making accelerators necessary to achieve energy efficiency and high throughput. To quickly evaluate and iterate on accelerator designs, we need an accelerator modeling framework that captures salient attributes of devices, circuits, architectures, workloads, as well as optimizing the mapping of the workload onto the hardware. In this paper, we introduce AccelForge, which improves upon existing accelerator modeling frameworks in capabilities, speed, and ease-of-use. AccelForge unifies and multiple works into one framework, and it includes (1) composable user-defined and user-modifiable models of devices, circuits, and architectures, (2) fast mappers that enable accurate evaluation in orders of magnitude less (computer and human) time, and (3) easy-to-use and easy-to-extend, yet still high performance, Python implementations of both the model and mapper to enable rapid research and extension to novel optimizations.

Tanner Andrulis, Michael Gilbert, Vivienne Sze et al. · 0 citations

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