QeRL is a framework that accelerates LLM training by combining NVFP4 quantization with LoRA. It reduces memory overhead, allows 32B model training on a single H100 GPU, and improves performance by leveraging quantization noise to
Our approach introduces a novel training recipe that combines a block diffusion mechanism with a complementary attention mask, enabling blockwise bidirectional context modeling without sacrificing AR training objectives.
We introduce a novel block-wise approximate KV Cache mechanism tailored for bidirectional diffusion models, enabling cache reuse with negligible performance drop.
TLT is a lossless acceleration framework for reasoning-oriented LLM RL training, introducing adaptive speculative decoding to eliminate long-tail generation bottlenecks. It achieves over 1.7× end-to-end speedup while fully preserving model quality and producing a high-quality draft model for efficient deployment.
Long-RL enables RL on hour-long videos on a single A100; LongVILA-R1-7B supports 8,192 frames and scores 71.1% on VideoMME with subtitles.