FlagOS Southbound Chip Adaptation Guide: Cloud Chips#
This guide is for cloud AI chip vendors, FlagOS adaptation engineers, framework developers, and distribution partners. It describes the complete path for integrating cloud chips with FlagOS, including cooperation levels, hardware resources, the base environment, compiler and operator adaptation, communication and training/inference framework adaptation, compatibility certification, distribution validation, quality metrics, automation tools, promotion criteria, and risk management.
Cloud adaptation focuses on multi-card and multi-node operation, cluster communication, heterogeneous interoperability, and large-model training and inference.
- 1. FlagOS Technology Stack Overview
- 2. Cooperation Level Model
- 3. Hardware Resource Investment Plan
- 4. Adaptation Stages and Execution Plan
- 4.1. Overall Progress Overview
- 4.2. Stage 0: Business Kickoff and Contracting
- 4.3. Stage 1: Development Board Readiness and Base Environment Adaptation (Chip-Level)
- 4.4. Stage 2: Compiler Adaptation - FlagTree Branch Integration (Entry-Level Threshold)
- 4.5. Stage 3: Operator Adaptation - FlagGems Coverage (Entry-to-Intermediate Progression)
- 4.6. Stage 4: Communication and Training/Inference Framework Adaptation (Intermediate Core)
- 4.7. Stage 5: End-to-End Validation and Legal Compliance (Intermediate Closing Gate)
- 4.8. Stage 6: FlagRelease Release and Commercial Promotion (Intermediate-to-Advanced Progression)
- 4.9. Stage 7: KernelGen Adaptation, Automatic Operator Generation, and Operator Competition
- 4.10. Stage 8: Image Build
- 5. FlagOS Compatibility Certification System
- 6. Distribution Validation System (Draft)
- 7. Key Quality Metrics
- 8. Supporting Skills and Automation Tools
- 9. Promotion Criteria Checklist
- 10. Risks and Maintenance