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BitIR: Cross-Architecture Fault Injection for Resilience Analysis of Heterogeneous GPU Applications
Modern GPU-based HPC systems rely on heterogeneous vendor stacks, yet resilience studies are largely limited to single architectures, leaving it unclear how faults behave across different GPU backends. We present \emph{BitIR}, a cross-architecture fault injection framework that injects deterministic
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