Research Papers

Peer-reviewed publications, technical whitepapers, and production engineering research focused on AI systems, agentic workflows, large language models, distributed inference, memory architectures, and autonomous systems.

From Multi-Head to Multi-Head Latent Attention: An Engineering Analysis of Attention Mechanisms for Large Language Model Inference

Modern large language models have become increasingly constrained by memory bandwidth rather than compute during autoregressive inference. This technical report presents a systems-level engineering analysis of the evolution of attention mechanisms—from Multi-Head Attention (MHA) through Multi-Query Attention (MQA), Grouped Query Attention (GQA), and Multi-Head Latent Attention (MLA)—covering their mathematical foundations, KV cache optimization, GPU memory behavior, and inference trade-offs in modern LLM serving systems.

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A Scalable Memory Lifecycle Architecture for Agentic Legal Document Intelligence Systems

Enterprise legal document intelligence pipelines face compound memory problems spanning hundreds of files and weeks-long drafting sessions. This paper presents a scalable memory lifecycle architecture for an eleven-node LangGraph-based legal AI pipeline, introducing legal-specific memory gating, tenant-isolated retrieval, importance-aware memory aging, and TurboVec vector compression.

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Research Articles

Research-first writeups on AI systems, domain-specific NLP, model architecture, and production lessons from real deployments.

Domain-Adaptive Multi-Task NLP for Financial and Geopolitical Intelligence Extraction

We present QuantBridge/energy-news-classifier-ner-multitask, a unified architecture performing Named Entity Recognition and multi-label topic classification in a single forward pass over a shared DistilBERT encoder, designed for real-time structured signal extraction from financial and geopolitical news.

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