NVIDIA cuEquivariance
cuEquivariance is a CUDA-X™ library specifically designed to tackle the demanding computational requirements of geometry-aware neural networks, which are essential for tasks involving 3D data. cuEquivariance provides optimized NVIDIA CUDA® kernels and comprehensive APIs, including those for triangle attention and triangle multiplication, to accelerate such processes across various scientific domains, including drug and material discovery.
Key Features
Flexible API
Alternative equivariance libraries are bound to a specific choice of SO(3) irreps basis and data layout. With cuEquivariance, you can specify your own irreps basis tensor product by creating a segmented tensor product, and generalize such operations beyond irreps to build equivariant neural networks.
CUDA-Accelerated Performance
Achieve up to:
- 10x speedup for end-to-end MACE performance
- 200x speedup for symmetric contraction operation performance
- 100,000 natoms per GPU being simulated with MACE
- 3.5x speedups for triangle operations performance
For more information on the performance noted above, please view the Performance section below.
Expansive MLIPs Support and Accelerations
Leading equivariant machine-learning interatomic potential models including MACE, Allegro, NequIP, and DiffDock
Protein models with triangle kernels, including: Boltz, Neo-1, and OpenFold
Get Started With NVIDIA cuEquivariance
Quick Install With Conda
conda install conda-forge::cuequivariance
Quick Install With pip
# Choose the frontend you want to use pip install cuequivariance-jax pip install cuequivariance-torch pip install cuequivariance # Installs only the core non-ML components # CUDA kernels pip install cuequivariance-ops-torch-cu11 pip install cuequivariance-ops-torch-cu12 pip install cuequivariance-ops-jax-cu12
Performance
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