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WalkthroughThe pull request adds vectorized 1x128 FP8 quantization paths with scalar fallbacks. It also extends low-latency router GEMM dispatch to support 288 experts with hidden size 4096 and adds tests for quantization alignment and router GEMM operand layouts. ChangesVectorized FP8 Quantization
Router GEMM 288-Expert Support
Priority: ➖ Normal Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~25 minutes Change: Feature Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant Caller
participant dsv3_router_gemm_op
participant invokeRouterGemm
participant cublas_mm_out
Caller->>dsv3_router_gemm_op: Submit router GEMM operands
dsv3_router_gemm_op->>dsv3_router_gemm_op: Pack operands when stride or alignment requires it
alt Eligible shape and matching dtypes
dsv3_router_gemm_op->>invokeRouterGemm: Run specialized router GEMM
else Other cases
dsv3_router_gemm_op->>cublas_mm_out: Run fallback with packed operands
end
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30-30: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick winTighten the accuracy check for the new 288-expert case.
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rtol=5e-2assertion also applies to this new case. It can accept router logits with nearly 5% relative error, despite the expected difference being FP32 reduction order. Use anatolandrtolbased on the observed rounding variance so a material routing regression fails. As per path instructions, “For numerical tests, require tolerances appropriate to dtype, quantization mode, backend, and expected numerical variance.”🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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33-33: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick winAdd a misaligned weight case.
storage_offset=4offsets onlyinput. The newaligned16(mat_b)branch is therefore untested by these cases. Add a weight storage-offset parameter and compare the resulting logits with the reference. As per path instructions, “Prefer assertions on observable results and side effects.”🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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- Around line 393-394: Apply the repository’s clang-format style to the `scale`
assignment and `quantize_1x128_lane` call in the kernel, preserving their
existing behavior.
Review comments at @cpp/tensorrt_llm/thop/dsv3RouterGemmOp.cpp:
- Around line 96-97: Apply the formatter-generated changes at
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- Line 93: Update the BF16 condition that sets shape_ok to also require mat_b’s
dtype to be BF16, so FP16 weights cannot reach the 288-expert BF16 kernel or be
interpreted as BF16 values.
- Around line 98-99: Update the `input` and `weights` selection around
`aligned16` so operands are copied only after the low-latency kernel branch is
selected; unsupported expert counts or hidden dimensions must use the original
operands without allocating unused aligned copies.
- Around line 92-93: Update the shape validation used for low-latency dispatch
to require packed row and column pitches: check that mat_a.strides()[0] and
mat_b.strides()[1] both equal hidden_dim. Preserve the existing eligibility
checks and ensure padded views do not reach the affected expert kernels.
Review comments at @tests/unittest/_torch/thop/parallel/test_fp8_quantize.py:
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- Line 30: Tighten the accuracy assertion for the 288-expert case in the test
using the `(288, 4096)` shape: replace the shared `rtol=5e-2` tolerance with
`atol` and `rtol` appropriate to the observed FP32 reduction-order variance,
while keeping the check sensitive to material routing regressions.
- Line 33: Add a weight storage-offset parameter to the test around the
storage_offset parameterization so it exercises the misaligned mat_b path in
aligned16(mat_b). Compare the resulting logits with the reference, while
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121-123: 🎯 Functional Correctness | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick winAdd parity coverage for the reshape quantization path.
test_fp8_quantize_1x128_vectorized_matches_elementwisecalls the densefp8_quantize_1x128operation. It does not exercisescale_1x128_reshape_vec_kernel. Add a partial-128-group case throughfp8_batched_quantize_1x128_permute102, using aligned and offset inputs, and compare both FP8 values and written scales.Existing reshape tests validate downstream BMM accuracy, but do not compare the reshape vectorized and scalar paths.
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38-41: 🎯 Functional Correctness | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick winAdd a misaligned weight case.
The current offset applies only to
input. Add a separate offset parameter forweight, create the offset allocation before reshaping it, and keep the existing reference comparison.weight.t()will retain the required column-major layout while exercising themat_balignment-copy branch.Suggested test update
@pytest.mark.parametrize("storage_offset", [0, 4]) +@pytest.mark.parametrize("weight_storage_offset", [0, 4]) def test_router_gemm_run(num_tokens, num_experts, hidden_size, dtype, - storage_offset): + storage_offset, weight_storage_offset): ... - weight = torch.randn((num_experts, hidden_size), dtype=dtype, device=device) + weight = torch.randn(num_experts * hidden_size + weight_storage_offset, + dtype=dtype, + device=device)[weight_storage_offset:].view( + num_experts, hidden_size)🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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- Around line 121-123: Add parity coverage in
`test_fp8_quantize_1x128_vectorized_matches_elementwise` for the reshape path by
calling `fp8_batched_quantize_1x128_permute102` with aligned and offset inputs
in a partial-128-group case. Compare both the resulting FP8 values and written
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Add vectorized variants of scale_1x128_kernel and scale_1x128_reshape_kernel: 16 lanes own one 128-wide group, each loading its 8 inputs with one 16-byte load, reducing the group amax with warp shuffles, and storing its 8 outputs with one 8-byte store. Partial last groups are handled in the same kernel. The host launchers pick the vectorized kernel when every row holds whole 16-byte lane chunks and the input and output are 16- and 8-byte aligned, and otherwise launch the existing element-wise kernels unchanged. The arithmetic, including the UE8M0 scale, is the same, so outputs are bit-identical. Signed-off-by: Ruocheng Jia <ruochengj@nvidia.com>
…5.3-Flash dsv3_router_gemm_op has low-latency kernels only for 256 experts, so the GLM-5.3-Flash router (288 experts x hidden 4096) fell back to cuBLAS. Instantiate invokeRouterGemm for 288 x 4096 at 1-16 tokens and dispatch to it; every other shape keeps the cuBLAS fallback. The low-latency kernels load both operands in 16-byte chunks, and an input starting 8 bytes past a 16-byte boundary raised a misaligned-address error. Such an operand is now copied to an aligned buffer first; cuBLAS is not a safe fallback because it also rejects that input for some shapes. test_router_gemm_run now parametrizes explicit (experts, hidden) pairs, so 288 x 4096 runs the new kernel, and adds an 8-byte storage offset. Signed-off-by: Ruocheng Jia <ruochengj@nvidia.com>
The low-latency router kernels and the cuBLAS fallback both read rows of hidden_dim elements starting on a 16-byte boundary, so a padded or misaligned operand gave wrong logits or a CUDA error on either path. Copy such an operand into a packed, aligned layout once and pass it to whichever path runs; packed, aligned operands are used as is. Also require the weight dtype to match the input before taking the BF16 kernels. test_router_gemm_run now builds both operands packed, 8 bytes past a 16-byte boundary, or sliced from wider rows, and checks the logits with a tolerance matching FP32 accumulation-order differences. Signed-off-by: Ruocheng Jia <ruochengj@nvidia.com>
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Description
Two C++ kernel speedups found on GLM-5.3-Flash, one commit each. The FP8 quantization change is bit-identical to main. The router GEMM change replaces cuBLAS with a kernel that accumulates in a different order, so the 288 x 4096 router logits change at FP32 rounding level.
1. Vectorized BF16-to-FP8 1x128 activation quantization
scale_1x128_kernel(behindfp8_quantize_1x128and the FP8 block-scale GEMM runners) andscale_1x128_reshape_kernel(behindfp8_batched_quantize_1x128_permute102, the MLA BMM operand) use one warp per 128-wide group, with two 4-byte loads and four 1-byte stores per lane.This PR adds vectorized variants: 16 lanes own one group, each loads its 8 inputs with one 16-byte load, the group amax is reduced with 4 warp shuffles, and each lane stores its 8 outputs with one 8-byte store. Partial last groups (for example K = 576) are handled in the same kernel. The scale arithmetic, including UE8M0 rounding, is copied unchanged.
The host launchers choose the vectorized kernel when every row holds whole 16-byte lane chunks (
dim_xand the row stride divisible by 8) and the input and output are 16- and 8-byte aligned. Otherwise they launch the existing element-wise kernels unchanged, so unaligned inputs run the same code as before.Kernel time (B200, profiler-measured kernel duration, median of 5 x 200 launches). All 88 benchmarked cases are bit-identical to main (FP8 bytes and scales).
No benchmarked case is slower: M from 1 to 16384, K in {576, 2048, 4096, 7168}, with and without UE8M0. Small M is launch-bound and unchanged (about 1.9 us).
End-to-end: GLM-5.3-Flash with
trtllm-serveat TP4/EP4, MTP3,max_num_tokens16384,max_seq_len131072, on 4x B200, aiperf with sonnet prompts, ISL 13312 / OSL 33. Both builds use the same Python code (main); only the native library differs. Medians over 4 rounds from 2 server instances per build.Gain is the improvement over main: the reduction for latencies, the increase for throughput.
Memory is unchanged (warmup peak 98.88 GiB, KV cache 61.20 GiB per GPU on both builds).
2. 288-expert dsv3 router GEMM instantiation
dsv3_router_gemm_ophas low-latency kernels only for 256 experts (hidden 7168 / 6144 / 4096). The expert count is part ofshape_ok, so any other count, including GLM-5.3-Flash's 288 experts x hidden 4096, silently falls back to cuBLAS. This PR instantiatesinvokeRouterGemm<__nv_bfloat16, N, 288, 4096>for N = 1..16, moves the expert-count check into each dispatch branch, and adds a branch for 288 x 4096. Every other shape keeps the cuBLAS fallback.Both the low-latency kernels and the cuBLAS fallback read rows of
hidden_dimelements starting on a 16-byte boundary, but the op checked neither the row pitch nor the alignment. On main, an operand sliced from wider rows gives wrong logits on both paths, and one starting 8 bytes past a 16-byte boundary raises a CUDA error (misaligned address in the 256-expert kernels, a cuBLASLt error in the fallback for 256 x 7168 at 1-8 tokens). Such an operand is now copied once into a packed, aligned layout and passed to whichever path runs; packed, aligned operands, as the model passes them, are used without a copy. The BF16 kernels also now require the weight dtype to match the input.The new kernel accumulates in a different order from cuBLAS: on the same input, most of the 288 x 4096 logits differ in the last FP32 bits (max absolute difference about 3.5e-4 on random data). Accuracy with this kernel in the model is covered by #20389's GSM8K once both PRs are in; the end-to-end numbers below run main's Python, which does not call this op.
Router GEMM at 288 x 4096 (B200, BF16 in, FP32 out):
dsv3_router_gemm_op, main (cuBLAS fallback)dsv3_router_gemm_op, this PRcute_dsl_bf16_gemm_blackwellDecode and MTP verification run under CUDA graphs, where the kernel time applies: about 2.6 us saved per MoE layer, about 0.11 ms per forward over GLM-5.3-Flash's 42 MoE layers, once #20389 routes the gate through this op.
Environment: B200,
nvcr.io/nvidia/tensorrt-llm/release:1.3.0rc25with a source build of main91c9b6d1cc(PyTorch 2.12 nv26.05, CUDA 13.2); rebased ontoed87ab0b01.Notes: The router GEMM part only takes effect after #20389 merges. On current main,
Glm5NextGatecomputes its logits with its own FP32F.linearand never callsdsv3_router_gemm_op; #20389 switches it to the baseDeepseekV3GateGEMM. The FP8 quantization part takes effect on its own.Test Coverage
tests/unittest/_torch/thop/parallel/(inl0_b200.yml):test_fp8_quantize.py::test_fp8_quantize_1x128_vectorized_matches_elementwise[use_ue8m0]: the same 37 x 576 data (partial last group, padded scale rows) quantized from a 16-byte aligned buffer (vectorized kernel) and from one 4 bytes past the boundary (element-wise kernel) gives identical FP8 bytes and written scales, with and without UE8M0. The reshape kernel is exercised by the existing block-scale BMM tests, which callfp8_batched_quantize_1x128_permute102.test_dsv3_router_gemm.py::test_router_gemm_run: now parametrized over explicit(num_experts, hidden_size)pairs (256 x 7168 / 6144 / 4096 and 288 x 4096) so 288 x 4096 runs the new kernel, and over the operand layout: both input and weights packed, starting 8 bytes past a 16-byte boundary, or sliced from wider rows; 1-16 tokens each. The logits are checked atatol=1e-2, rtol=1e-3, matching FP32 accumulation-order differences.test_fp8_quantize.py,test_fp8_block_scale_gemm.pyandtest_dsv3_router_gemm.pypass on B200.PR Checklist
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The change adds vectorized 1×128 quantization kernels for standard and reshaped inputs. The vectorized path requires compatible dimensions and strides, plus input and output alignment. Unsupported layouts retain the element-wise path. The reshape path disables UE8M0 rounding.
The change adds a
dsv3_router_gemm_oppath for 288 experts, hidden size 4096, and 1–16 tokens. Other shapes retain the cuBLAS fallback. The operator packs operands when their hidden-dimension stride or pointer alignment does not meet the kernel requirements. The specialized path also requires matching input and weight dtypes.The router kernel accumulates in a different order from cuBLAS, so logits can differ at FP32 rounding precision. The reported model-accuracy follow-up depends on
#20389switchingGlm5NextGateto the baseDeepseekV3GateGEMM. The PR objectives report B200 test passes and performance results; independent execution is not established here. The reported merge-request pipelines failed, and no later successful merge-request pipeline is supplied. Review finding counts are unavailable.QA Engineer Review
Modified tests cover quantization parity for aligned and offset BF16 inputs, with UE8M0 enabled and disabled. Router GEMM tests cover expert counts 256, 288, and 896 across the specified hidden sizes, token counts 1–16, and packed, unaligned, and padded operands. The supplied test-list search found no matching entries in the CI or manual-QA lists.
Coverage verdict: needs follow-up. Unit tests cover the changed paths, but the router kernel’s model accuracy remains pending the stated integration coverage.
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cpp/tensorrt_llm/kernels/cutlass_kernels/fp8_blockscale_gemm/fp8_blockscale_gemm_kernel.cuh: Verify vectorized quantization selection for eligible dimensions, strides, and alignments. Verify fallback behavior for unsupported layouts and UE8M0 behavior on both standard and reshape paths.cpp/tensorrt_llm/kernels/dsv3MinLatencyKernels/dsv3RouterGemm.cu: Verify the new BF16 specializations for 288 experts, hidden size 4096, and token counts 1–16.cpp/tensorrt_llm/thop/dsv3RouterGemmOp.cpp: Verify 288-expert dispatch and cuBLAS fallback behavior. Check operand packing for misaligned or padded inputs and the matching-dtype eligibility condition.tests/unittest/_torch/thop/parallel/test_dsv3_router_gemm.py: Covers router GEMM output tolerance and top-k agreement across expert counts, hidden sizes, token counts, and operand layouts. No matching CI or manual-QA list entry was found.tests/unittest/_torch/thop/parallel/test_fp8_quantize.py: Covers vectorized quantization parity for aligned and offset BF16 inputs with both UE8M0 settings. No matching CI or manual-QA list entry was found.