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most citedInclusive-PIM: Hardware-Software Co-design for Broad Acceleration on Commercial PIM Architectures

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cs.CV2026

VkSplat: High-Performance 3DGS Training in Vulkan Compute

Jingxiang Chen, Mohamed Ibrahim, Yang Liu

We present VkSplat, a high-performance, cross-vendor 3D Gaussian Splatting (3DGS) training pipeline implemented fully in Vulkan compute, addressing performance and compatibility li…

cs.DC2025

DMA-Latte: Expanding the Reach of DMA Offloads to Latency-bound ML Communication

Suchita Pati, Shaizeen Aga, Mahzabeen Islam +3

Offloading communication to existing direct memory access (DMA) engines, available on most state-of-the-art commercial GPUs, has emerged as a practical and low-cost solution to eff…

cs.AR2024

FinGraV: Methodology for Fine-Grain GPU Power Visibility and Insights

Varsha Singhania, Shaizeen Aga, Mohamed Assem Ibrahim

Ubiquity of AI makes optimizing GPU power a priority as large GPU-based clusters are often employed to train and serve AI models. An important first step in optimizing GPU power co…

cs.AR2024

Balanced Data Placement for GEMV Acceleration with Processing-In-Memory

Mohamed Assem Ibrahim, Mahzabeen Islam, Shaizeen Aga

With unprecedented demand for generative AI (GenAI) inference, acceleration of primitives that dominate GenAI such as general matrix-vector multiplication (GEMV) is receiving consi…

cs.AR2023

Just-in-time Quantization with Processing-In-Memory for Efficient ML Training

Mohamed Assem Ibrahim, Shaizeen Aga, Ada Li +2

Data format innovations have been critical for machine learning (ML) scaling, which in turn fuels ground-breaking ML capabilities. However, even in the presence of low-precision fo…

cs.AR2023★ 1 cited

Inclusive-PIM: Hardware-Software Co-design for Broad Acceleration on Commercial PIM Architectures

Johnathan Alsop, Shaizeen Aga, Mohamed Ibrahim +3

Continual demand for memory bandwidth has made it worthwhile for memory vendors to reassess processing in memory (PIM), which enables higher bandwidth by placing compute units in/n…