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TMA-Adaptive FP8 Grouped GEMM: Eliminating Padding Requirements in Low-Precision Training and Inference on Hopper

arXiv 2508.16584 ↗First posted 7 Aug 2025cs.ARcited by 4

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Abstract (arXiv)

Current FP8 grouped GEMM implementations require padding each group to a fixed alignment (e.g., 128), incurring memory and computational overhead. We propose textitTMA-Adaptive FP8 Grouped GEMM, which eliminates padding by dynamically adapting to variable group dimensions via (1) a TMA descriptor pool with log2(blockM) preconfigured descriptors to handle all residual row cases through dynamic runtime selection and dual-phase load-store operations, achieving comprehensive coverage with minimal overhead, and (2) TMA-alignment-aware management to satisfy 16-byte global memory alignment and 128-byte shared memory alignment. Experiments demonstrate 1.7% to 20.4% speed up with up to 23.8% memory reduction compared to padding operation plus state-of-the-art FP8 grouped GEMM, while maintaining full numerical equivalence for valid data. The source code is publicly available at an anonymous repository: https://github.com/sukoncon/TMA-Adaptive-FP8-Grouped-GEMM.

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