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ICLR 2026Google ResearcharXiv:2504.19874Published Mar 2026

TurboQuant

Redefining AI Efficiency with Extreme Compression

Three theoretically grounded quantization algorithms — TurboQuant, PolarQuant, and QJL — that achieve massive compression for large language models and vector search engines. By randomly rotating input vectors and applying a 1-bit Quantized Johnson-Lindenstrauss transform on the residual, TurboQuant reaches near-optimal distortion rates within a constant factor of ≈ 2.7× of the information-theoretic lower bound.

Validated on LongBench, Needle In A Haystack, ZeroSCROLLS, RULER, and L-Eval across Gemma, Mistral, and Llama-3.1-8B. In nearest-neighbour search (GloVe d=200), TurboQuant achieves optimal 1@k recall while reducing indexing time to virtually zero.

Amir Zandieh · Majid Daliri · Majid Hadian · Vahab Mirrokni · Praneeth Kacham · Insu Han · Lars Gottesbüren · Rajesh Jayaram — Google Research

KV Cache Reduction
H100 GPU Speedup
0%Accuracy Loss @ 3-bit
3-bitZero-Loss Quantization

Benchmarks

LongBenchNeedle In A HaystackZeroSCROLLSRULERL-EvalGloVe d=200

Publication Venues

TurboQuantICLR 2026
PolarQuantAISTATS 2026
QJLAAAI 2024

Research Archive

24.03.26

TurboQuant: Redefining AI Efficiency with Extreme Compression

ICLR 2026
01.04.26

Asynchronous Gradient Descent in Super-Large Scale MARL

Peer Reviewed
12.02.26

Sub-Kelvin Noise Reduction in Hybrid Variational Circuits

Technical Note
28.01.26

Kinematic Stability in Variable Density Fluid Environments

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