A developer released PagedServe, an open-source Python LLM serving runtime built to expose serving internals typically hidden inside vLLM. It implements continuous batching, prefix caching, blockwise paged attention, and an experimental Apple Metal kernel. The author is soliciting contributors and issue reports.
A new arXiv paper introduces PATTON, a Processing-in-Memory runtime that lets production LLM serving engines use commodity PIM hardware. It manages the full KV cache lifecycle (allocation, sharing, caching, reclamation) rather than accelerating attention alone, achieving an average 1.95x speedup and 4.83x better energy efficiency over baselines without modifying PIM processing units.
A new arXiv paper introduces PATTON, a Processing-in-Memory runtime that lets production LLM serving engines use commodity PIM hardware. It manages the full KV cache lifecycle (allocation, sharing, caching, reclamation) rather than accelerating attention alone, achieving an average 1.95x speedup and 4.83x better energy efficiency over baselines without modifying PIM processing units.
A developer shared a custom attention mechanism that eliminates the key-value cache, claiming it works in small-scale tests. They are requesting community feedback and are open to running comparison benchmarks.
A developer shared a custom attention mechanism that eliminates the key-value cache, claiming it works in small-scale tests. They are requesting community feedback and are open to running comparison benchmarks.
A developer released Proxima, a vLLM plugin implementing the Star-KV paper, claiming it serves 4x more requests without hardware changes. The plugin includes a decode kernel faster than FlashAttention-2 at higher batch sizes, potentially improving inference efficiency.
A developer released Proxima, a vLLM plugin implementing the Star-KV paper, claiming it serves 4x more requests without hardware changes. The plugin includes a decode kernel faster than FlashAttention-2 at higher batch sizes, potentially improving inference efficiency.
FP8 KV cache gave +40–52% throughput — but ONLY when vLLM was already preempting
FP8 KV cache gave +40–52% throughput — but ONLY when vLLM was already preempting
A developer announced runNburn, an open-source Rust inference runtime for quantized GGUF models that runs on CPU, CUDA, Metal, and Android, with experimental Vulkan and OpenCL paths. The runtime is designed to handle models that exceed available fast memory, addressing a gap in existing solutions.
A developer announced runNburn, an open-source Rust inference runtime for quantized GGUF models that runs on CPU, CUDA, Metal, and Android, with experimental Vulkan and OpenCL paths. The runtime is designed to handle models that exceed available fast memory, addressing a gap in existing solutions.