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GPU-Resident Speculative Decoding for In-Browser LLM Inference with WebGPU
WebGPU enables private, offline LLM inference inside web pages, but browser dispatch, inter-process communication, synchronous readback and single-token kernels slow decoding and make conventional speculative decoding inefficient. We present a WebGPU runtime that addresses these browser-specific cos
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