enable FP_Qaunt on xpu, validated#11
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Thank you very much for your contribution.
I have reviewed the code at the changes to make sense.
Therefore, I am approving the PR.
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Since 2.6, PyTorch introduce
torch.acceleratorto extend built-in device support beyond CUDA GPU. Other accelerators like Intel XPU already supported through this mechanism officially by PyTorch.In this PR, we want to extend FP_Quant support to Intel XPU, too. Hugging Face transformers FP-Quant psedo-quant(w/ triton backend) test cases are all passed on XPU. For QUBLAS backend, since current gen of Intel XPU doesn't support MIXFP4/NVFP4 in hardware yet, we will start to support once our next Gen XPU Crescent Island is out. But it will not impact this PR.
The code is back-compatible, when users install a earlier torch which doesn't support, it will fallback to directly use cuda.
Thx very much.