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FlashAttention for Scalable Vector Architectures

Inference with transformer models on CPUs is increasingly important, especially for Small Language Models (SLMs), where vector architectures are emerging as a promising execution substrate. The attention module is a major bottleneck due to high memory bandwidth requirements; FlashAttention mitigates this by fusing operations to improve data locality and reduce intermediate memory traffic. In this paper, we present FlashAttention-V, a blocked FlashAttention for scalable vector architectures that adapts efficiently from short to very long vectors by exploiting parallelism across attention heads, inter-head packing to enable efficient utilization of vector lengths beyond the head dimension, ...

AuthorsSonia Rani Gupta, Nikela Papadopoulou, Miquel Pericàs
Primary categorycs.LG
Published19 August 2026
Last updated at source19 August 2026
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