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TideKV introduces a delayed key-value (KV) eviction method using layer-wise chunked prefill to reduce peak memory usage during long-context LLM inference. This approach balances memory efficiency and context preservation better than existing full-prompt prefill or online chunk-level eviction method...
TideKV introduces a delayed key-value (KV) eviction method using layer-wise chunked prefill to reduce peak memory usage during long-context LLM inference. This approach balances memory efficiency and context preservation better than existing full-prompt prefill or online chunk-level eviction method...
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Long-context large language model (LLM) inference is important for modern intelligent applications but remains constrained by peak memory during prompt prefill. Existing KV cache compression reduces decoding memory but typically requires full-prompt prefill to preserve global context, retaining a high construction...
Reducing peak memory during prompt prefill enables more efficient long-context LLM inference, which is critical for modern intelligent applications requiring extended context. TideKV's method offers a practical way to manage memory without sacrificing global context integrity.
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