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PATTON: Enabling Commodity PIM for Production LLM Serving
Processing-in-Memory (PIM) is promising for accelerating memory-bound decode attention, but attention acceleration alone is insufficient for production LLM serving, where engines dynamically allocate, populate, share, cache, and reclaim logical KV cache blocks. Supporting this lifecycle on commodity
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