How to accelerate JavaScript-based ML computations using WebGPU for near-native performance

How to accelerate JavaScript-based ML computations using WebGPU for near-native performance

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Pure-JS machine learning with WebGPU speed, straight in-browser.

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Jax JS

Jax-js is a pure JavaScript machine learning framework and compiler for the browser, targeting WebGPU and WebAssembly for high-performance numerical computing. It offers a JAX-like API, zero dependencies, and fully client-side execution for fast, portable ML experiences on consumer devices.

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What to expect from an ideal product

  1. Uses WebGPU to run machine learning calculations directly on your graphics card instead of the slow CPU, giving you speeds close to native desktop apps
  2. Compiles JavaScript ML code into optimized WebGPU shaders that execute math operations in parallel across hundreds of GPU cores simultaneously
  3. Eliminates the overhead of data transfers between JavaScript and external libraries by keeping everything in native browser APIs
  4. Provides a JAX-compatible interface that automatically maps high-level ML operations like matrix multiplication to efficient GPU compute shaders
  5. Runs everything client-side without external dependencies, so there's no network latency or server bottlenecks slowing down your computations

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