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Excited to share the KDA: Kernel Design Agents that powers HAN Lab Kernel Mafia top ranking #1~3 kernels at Kernel Contest🚀🚀🚀 Thanks to agents, everyone can be a "kernel bro" in 2026: By adapting the KDA, the team ranked #1 in MoE, #2 in DSA, and #3 in GDN...

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