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EdgeAgent addresses the challenges of privacy-preserving multi-agent LLM inference on CPU-GPU unified memory architectures by mitigating severe bus contention during the memory-bound decode phase. It also manages the variability in speculative decoding workloads to improve collaborative on-device L...
EdgeAgent addresses the challenges of privacy-preserving multi-agent LLM inference on CPU-GPU unified memory architectures by mitigating severe bus contention during the memory-bound decode phase. It also manages the variability in speculative decoding workloads to improve collaborative on-device L...
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Emerging multi-agent LLMs demand privacy-preserving edge deployment, yet current inference systems struggle with these collaborative workflows. Specifically, the memory-bound decode phase causes severe bus contention on unified memory architectures (UMA), paralyzing naive CPU-GPU co-execution. Furthermore,...
As multi-agent LLMs become more common for privacy-sensitive edge applications, efficient orchestration on UMA systems is critical to avoid performance bottlenecks. EdgeAgent's approach enables smoother CPU-GPU co-execution, facilitating practical deployment of collaborative LLM workflows on edge d...
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