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HBFlex: A Flexible Memory System for Bridging Fine-Grained LLM States and Coarse-Grained HBF Parallel Execution
Large language models (LLMs) require increasing memory capacity to accommodate growing model weights and KV caches. High-Bandwidth Flash (HBF) offers high memory density and aggregate read bandwidth through massive plane-level parallelism, making it an attractive option for LLM serving. However, ser
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