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PASCAL: A Progress Divergence-Aware Shared-Cache Model
In modern AI accelerators and GPUs, many concurrent cores repeatedly access the same shared data. This pattern occurs in attention, where different query (Q) tiles share the same key and value (K/V) blocks, GEMM, where every tile in a row reads the same slice, and many other operators. We name this
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