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Large Language Models perform billions of floating-point operations per token, making them vulnerable to hardware faults causing Silent Data Corruption (SDC). Revisiting Cauchy-Schwarz norm bounds offers improved detection methods beyond current Algorithm-Based Fault Tolerance techniques, which hav...
Large Language Models perform billions of floating-point operations per token, making them vulnerable to hardware faults causing Silent Data Corruption (SDC). Revisiting Cauchy-Schwarz norm bounds offers improved detection methods beyond current Algorithm-Based Fault Tolerance techniques, which hav...
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Large Language Models (LLMs) execute billions of floating-point operations per output token across many hardware accelerators. At this scale, hardware-induced faults can bypass system-level detection mechanisms and cause Silent Data Corruption (SDC). Algorithm-Based Fault Tolerance (ABFT) is the state-of-the-art...
As LLMs scale, ensuring reliable inference despite hardware faults is critical to maintaining output integrity. Enhanced SDC detection methods can reduce errors without the heavy computational cost of existing fault tolerance approaches.
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