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New research proposes a dual-view memory architecture to improve dynamic inference of large language models on heterogeneous NPU-PIM systems. This approach addresses limitations of static, device-biased data mappings in prior unified memory designs.
New research proposes a dual-view memory architecture to improve dynamic inference of large language models on heterogeneous NPU-PIM systems. This approach addresses limitations of static, device-biased data mappings in prior unified memory designs.
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Heterogeneous architectures that combine neural processing unit (NPU) and processing-in-memory (PIM) are increasingly adopted to accelerate LLM inference. Prior work focuses on building a unified memory that allows NPUs and PIM to share data without duplication. However, these designs implicitly assume that each...
Dynamic data mapping can enhance efficiency and flexibility in LLM inference across neural processing units and processing-in-memory architectures. This could lead to better utilization of heterogeneous hardware for AI workloads.
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