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FlashGPU-sim: Enabling GPU Modeling for Modern Architectures and AI Workloads
As AI becomes increasingly ubiquitous, modern AI systems are shaped by a tight software-hardware co-design loop. Later GPUs expose features such as asynchronous data movement, tensor core pipelines, and fine-grained synchronization that high-performance kernels aggressively exploit, while emerging a
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