TurboDiffusion: Accelerating Video Diffusion Models by 100-200 Times research paper by UC Berkeley, 2025
UC Berkeley · Multimodal and robotics · Dec 18, 2025 · 37 citations · 95 upvotes · unverified
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TurboDiffusion accelerates video generation by 100-200x using attention acceleration, step distillation, and quantization, while maintaining video quality.
By Jintao Zhang, Kaiwen Zheng, Kai Jiang and 5 more · arXiv 2512.16093 · PDF · Code
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About this paper
- Venue
- arXiv.org
- Citations
- 37, 5 influential · Semantic Scholar
- Upvotes
- 95 · Hugging Face
- Lab
- UC Berkeley
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