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DySCo introduces dynamic sharding and depth-synchronized batching to enable layer-wise collaborative inference of large language models between edge devices and the cloud. This approach allows resource-constrained edge devices to contribute to LLM computations they cannot fully host locally.
DySCo introduces dynamic sharding and depth-synchronized batching to enable layer-wise collaborative inference of large language models between edge devices and the cloud. This approach allows resource-constrained edge devices to contribute to LLM computations they cannot fully host locally.
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Pervasive intelligent applications are increasingly deployed on mobile and Internet of Things (IoT) edge devices. Consequently, Large Language Models (LLMs) are increasingly used to support these applications. Yet, due to their high resource demands, LLMs are mostly deployed in the cloud. Layer-wise edge-cloud...
As LLMs require significant resources typically available only in the cloud, DySCo's method helps distribute inference workloads efficiently across edge and cloud, improving latency and resource utilization for intelligent mobile and IoT applications. This can enhance the deployment of LLM-powered...
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