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URL: https://github.com/apache/tvm/pull/18627#issuecomment-3701746614

   ## Summary of Changes
   
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   This pull request significantly enhances the Metal backend by introducing 
full support for the `bfloat16` data type, particularly for matrix 
multiplication workloads. The changes involve registering a suite of 
`bfloat16`-specific SIMDgroup matrix intrinsics, adapting the code generation 
process to correctly handle `bfloat16` types and literals, and enabling the use 
of the Metal 3.1 language version to unlock these new capabilities. This allows 
for more efficient execution of `bfloat16` computations on compatible Apple 
hardware.
   
   ### Highlights
   
   * **Bfloat16 Support**: Enabled comprehensive `bfloat16` support for Metal, 
leveraging Metal 3.1 features for enhanced performance.
   * **SIMDgroup Intrinsics**: Registered new 8x8x8 SIMDgroup matrix intrinsics 
for `bfloat16` operations, including fill, load, store, and 
multiply-accumulate, to optimize matrix computations.
   * **Dynamic Dtype Selection**: Updated `matmul.py` to dynamically detect 
input data types for SIMD intrinsics, allowing `bfloat16` to be used instead of 
a hardcoded `float16`.
   * **Metal 3.1 Language Version**: Implemented conditional use of Metal 3.1 
language version in `metal_module.mm` when available (macOS 14.0+, iOS 17.0+), 
falling back to 2.3 otherwise, to access `bfloat16` features.
   * **Bfloat16 Codegen Fixes**: Introduced specific code generation logic for 
`bfloat16` types and literals in `codegen_metal.cc`, ensuring correct type 
printing and explicit `bfloat()` casts for immediate values and literals, as 
Metal does not support an 'h' suffix for `bfloat16`.
   * **Improved Error Handling**: Enhanced error handling for 
`MetalMatmul().apply` in `matmul.py` to catch broader exceptions and provide 
warnings, improving the robustness of Metal matrix multiplication scheduling.
   
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