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DIFFLET: A Fast Inference Engine for Diffusion Transformer Models on AWS Trainium

On AWS Trainium2, every component of a diffusion model runs as a program compiled ahead of time for fixed shapes, while pipelines differ across models, prompt lengths across requests, and caching decisions across denoising steps. We present Difflet, a serving engine in which five model pipelines share one compilation backend, joint attention is split across cores by attention head, and a host controller decides at each denoising step whether to run the denoiser or reuse its earlier output. A small probe program computes the caching signal on the device and returns one number per step, and a resident model process keeps every program loaded across requests. Across five image and video mode...

AuthorsBin Ma, Min Yu, Vijay Kodamalla et al.
Primary categorycs.DC
Published16 October 2026
Last updated at source20 October 2026
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