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This work introduces a sequential-dispatch measurement method to characterize and reduce the overhead of WebGPU per-operation dispatch in browser-based large language model (LLM) inference. It highlights that naive single-operation dispatch leads to inefficiencies in LLM deployment across diverse e...
This work introduces a sequential-dispatch measurement method to characterize and reduce the overhead of WebGPU per-operation dispatch in browser-based large language model (LLM) inference. It highlights that naive single-operation dispatch leads to inefficiencies in LLM deployment across diverse e...
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Large Language Models are deployed to multiple types of environments, from internet browsers to edge devices, and WebGPU serves as a modern cross-platform standard. The engines for browser-based LLM inference have proliferated, yet the overhead of WebGPU per-operation dispatch remains poorly characterized. In this...
Understanding and minimizing WebGPU dispatch overhead is crucial for optimizing LLM inference performance in cross-platform settings like browsers and edge devices. This can improve responsiveness and resource usage for LLM applications outside traditional server environments.
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