CUCo: An Agentic Framework for Compute and Communication Co-design
2026-03-04T19:51:54Z•f53f749423eb63ad457a8b24fbc08191593f20b4e0417eafea6d40b900b7ff58
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This collection of arXiv announcements covers advances in GPU and distributed-systems tooling, correctness analysis, and empirical security assessments. Notable items: CUCo — an agentic, training-free workflow that auto-generates CUDA kernels co-optimizing computation and communication to reduce end-to-end latency (up to 1.57x); a formal treatment of the “Forward-In-Time-Only” (FITO) category mistake proving that atomic checkpoints and atomic firmware deployments are unattainable under usual asynchronous/crash-recovery assumptions and proposing bilateral convergence protocols; an empirical, 비교
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