SPEC CPU 2026 presents a new benchmark suite using open-source apps, expanded multithreading, and Rolling-Round-Robin Rate to address gaps in evaluating heterogeneous multiprogrammed CPU performance.
DCPerf: An Open-Source, Battle-Tested Performance Benchmark Suite for Datacenter Workloads
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Sim-FA is a new simulator that instruments FlashAttention-3 for cycle-accurate GPGPU analysis, achieving 5.7% average error on H800 while explaining inaccuracies in existing DRAM traffic models.
MLLMs exhibit a consistent recognition-reasoning inversion on discrete visual symbols across domains, underperforming on elementary perception while appearing competent on higher-level reasoning via linguistic compensation.
PRISM introduces a probabilistic performance modeling framework that quantifies guarantees on training time for large-scale distributed systems under runtime variability.
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SPEC CPU: The Next Generation
SPEC CPU 2026 presents a new benchmark suite using open-source apps, expanded multithreading, and Rolling-Round-Robin Rate to address gaps in evaluating heterogeneous multiprogrammed CPU performance.
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Sim-FA: A GPGPU Simulator Framework for Fine-Grained FlashAttention Pipeline Analysis
Sim-FA is a new simulator that instruments FlashAttention-3 for cycle-accurate GPGPU analysis, achieving 5.7% average error on H800 while explaining inaccuracies in existing DRAM traffic models.
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Cognitive Mismatch in Multimodal Large Language Models for Discrete Symbol Understanding
MLLMs exhibit a consistent recognition-reasoning inversion on discrete visual symbols across domains, underperforming on elementary perception while appearing competent on higher-level reasoning via linguistic compensation.
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PRISM: Probabilistic Runtime Insights and Scalable Performance Modeling for Large-Scale Distributed Training
PRISM introduces a probabilistic performance modeling framework that quantifies guarantees on training time for large-scale distributed systems under runtime variability.