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OmniTide: Co-Designing Algorithms and Systems for Efficient On-Device Omni-LLM Streaming

On-device streaming omni-modal inference safeguards user privacy and eliminates prohibitive per-token API costs, but faces a critical bottleneck: the continuous influx of multimodal data rapidly exhausts constrained memory and compute budgets via monotonic KV cache growth. Existing sparse attention methods fall short, either incurring prohibitive online estimation latency or destroying interleaved cross-modal context, while failing to resolve physical memory fragmentation. We present OmniTide, the first algorithm-system co-design tailored for efficient on-device streaming omni-modal inference. Driven by the observation of modality-aware structural sparsity, OmniTide adopts a unit-based ab...

AuthorsZongshang Shen, Wangsong Yin, Daliang Xu et al.
Primary categorycs.AI
Published28 September 2026
Last updated at source29 September 2026
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