Agreed, that's why I think the GraphBLAS would be such a great fit for this hardware. The ecosystem is growing pretty fast. There are, for example Python bind

Agreed, that's why I think the GraphBLAS would be such a great fit for this hardware. The ecosystem is growing pretty fast. There are, for example Python bindings, you can do sparse 'A @ B' on millions of elements in parallel with this wafer-chip. MATLAB 2021a now has GraphBLAS built in, you could drive this thing directly from your notebooks. I'm sure there's a compiler and low level primitives to really get the maximum performance out of it, but the trade-off maybe worth it in many cases to do it using an abstraction like the linear algebra approach.