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Multi-head Latent Attention (MLA) compresses storage by projecting KV into a low-dimensional latent space, reducing KV Cache memory usage to 5% to 13% of that of traditional methods.
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VerifiedMLA compresses KV pairs into a low-dimensional latent space for caching and recovers the full Keys and Values via an up-projection matrix during inference, compressing the KV cache by several times.80% similarUnverifiedAdopting sparse attention can compress the KV cache to approximately 1/4, supporting approximately 4 times the context length of full attention under the same memory budget.80% similarUnverifiedMLA theoretically reduces the GPU memory footprint of KV Cache to 5% to 13% of standard MHA by compressing KV matrices into low-dimensional latent vector caches.80% similarUnverifiedDeepSeek's prefix caching implementation is based on the MLA (Multi-head Latent Attention) architecture, which reduces the storage requirements of the KV Cache by tens of times through low-rank compression.78% similarUnverifiedMiniMax's new architecture reduces prefill compute consumption by approximately 5x and shrinks the KV cache by approximately 4.5x under million-level context by sharing KV cache across layers and using an intelligent filtering attention mechanism.75% similar
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