CODA re-expresses most non-attention Transformer computations as GEMM-plus-epilogue programs using a constrained set of composable primitives to keep intermediate results on-chip and cut global memory traffic.
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CCL-Bench packages traces and metadata to compute detailed compute, memory, and communication efficiency metrics, surfacing performance insights unavailable from end-to-end benchmarks.
LoKA enables practical FP8 use in numerically sensitive large recommendation models via online profiling of activations, reusable model modifications for stability, and dynamic kernel dispatching.
Byte-level simulations show subword tokenization improves LLM training mainly via increased throughput and boundary priors.
BOOST delivers 1.46-2.27x end-to-end speedups for low-rank bottleneck LLMs by redesigning tensor parallelism around the bottleneck structure plus supporting optimizations.
FLUX.1 Kontext unifies image generation and editing via flow matching and sequence concatenation, delivering improved multi-turn consistency and speed on the new KontextBench benchmark.
MAGI-1 is a 24B-parameter autoregressive video world model that predicts denoised frame chunks sequentially with increasing noise to enable causal, scalable, streaming generation up to 4M token contexts.
DynaFlow enables transparent intra-device parallelism in ML systems by separating model definition from execution scheduling, integrating into 6 frameworks with up to 1.29x throughput gains and minimal code changes.
UniEP fuses MoE communication and computation into unified MegaKernels with deterministic token ordering, delivering 1.03x-1.38x speedups over prior work while preserving training accuracy.
Flint generates compiler-derived workload graphs that support cluster-free design space exploration for distributed machine learning systems.
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CODA: Rewriting Transformer Blocks as GEMM-Epilogue Programs
CODA re-expresses most non-attention Transformer computations as GEMM-plus-epilogue programs using a constrained set of composable primitives to keep intermediate results on-chip and cut global memory traffic.
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CCL-Bench 1.0: A Trace-Based Benchmark for LLM Infrastructure
CCL-Bench packages traces and metadata to compute detailed compute, memory, and communication efficiency metrics, surfacing performance insights unavailable from end-to-end benchmarks.
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LoKA: Low-precision Kernel Applications for Recommendation Models At Scale
LoKA enables practical FP8 use in numerically sensitive large recommendation models via online profiling of activations, reusable model modifications for stability, and dynamic kernel dispatching.
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Decoupling the Benefits of Subword Tokenization for Language Model Training via Byte-level Simulation
Byte-level simulations show subword tokenization improves LLM training mainly via increased throughput and boundary priors.
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BOOST: BOttleneck-Optimized Scalable Training Framework for Low-Rank Large Language Models
BOOST delivers 1.46-2.27x end-to-end speedups for low-rank bottleneck LLMs by redesigning tensor parallelism around the bottleneck structure plus supporting optimizations.
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FLUX.1 Kontext: Flow Matching for In-Context Image Generation and Editing in Latent Space
FLUX.1 Kontext unifies image generation and editing via flow matching and sequence concatenation, delivering improved multi-turn consistency and speed on the new KontextBench benchmark.
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MAGI-1: Autoregressive Video Generation at Scale
MAGI-1 is a 24B-parameter autoregressive video world model that predicts denoised frame chunks sequentially with increasing noise to enable causal, scalable, streaming generation up to 4M token contexts.
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DynaFlow: Transparent and Flexible Intra-Device Parallelism via Programmable Operator Scheduling
DynaFlow enables transparent intra-device parallelism in ML systems by separating model definition from execution scheduling, integrating into 6 frameworks with up to 1.29x throughput gains and minimal code changes.
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UniEP: Unified Expert-Parallel MoE MegaKernel for LLM Training
UniEP fuses MoE communication and computation into unified MegaKernels with deterministic token ordering, delivering 1.03x-1.38x speedups over prior work while preserving training accuracy.
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Flint: Compiler Enabled Cluster-Free Design Space Exploration for Distributed ML
Flint generates compiler-derived workload graphs that support cluster-free design space exploration for distributed machine learning systems.