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inferact.ai > blog > tpu-megakernels

700 TPS on Kimi K3: A Case for TPU Megakernels

7+ hour, 39+ min ago   (773+ words) Today we released inferact/tpu-megakernels, a collection of megakernels for TPU v7. Our Kimi K3 implementation delivers over 700 tokens/s with speculative decoding, compared with 452 tokens/s on GB200. Without speculative decoding, our megakernels for K3 and Qwen 3.8 27B deliver roughly 1.4 to 2× the decode throughput…...


dev.to > gde > a-4-gb-laptop-gpu-vs-a-6-core-cpu-on-gemma-4-re-measured-in-abba-order-41x-5g56

A 4 GB Laptop GPU vs a 6-Core CPU on Gemma 4, Re-Measured in ABBA Order: 4.1x

11+ hour, 4+ min ago   (1209+ words) This article provides a step by step guide to measuring a laptop GPU against the CPU in the same chassis for serving Gemma 4 E2B through llama.cpp, with both builds on a fresh Debian sid toolchain and the passes run in…...


dev.to > mrsaynothing > can-vllm-run-gguf-yes-on-gpu-only-1hpj

Can vLLM Run GGUF? Yes — on GPU Only

11+ hour, 33+ min ago   (357+ words) Two steps: install the plugin, then point vLLM at the model. GGUF support no longer ships inside core vLLM — the docs note it "has migrated to OOT vllm-gguf-plugin", so a plain pip install vllm is not enough: The --tokenizer flag…...


dev.to > peter_gedeon > how-much-vram-do-you-really-need-to-run-a-70b-llm-3jn8

How Much VRAM Do You Really Need to Run a 70B LLM?

21+ hour, 41+ min ago   (1186+ words) Running a large language model locally sounds simple until you start looking at GPU memory. A model has 70 billion parameters. Your GPU has 24 GB, 32 GB, 48 GB, or maybe 80 GB of VRAM. So will it fit? Unfortunately, parameter count alone does…...


kucoin.com > news > flash > laya-mlx-model-can-run-on-1gb-local-memory-offering-fast-decision-making

The Laya-MLX model can run on 1GB of local memory, enabling fast decision-making.

1+ day, 15+ hour ago   (922+ words) No, Jev has only been popular for a week—how did they already create a local version under 1GB?? A developer has ported the open-source alternative Laya native to Apple MLX, creating Laya-MLX— The 421M parameter version peaks at only 943.6 MiB of…...


dev.to > nidheeshdas > same-source-two-cost-curves-local-preview-vs-gpu-final-5dd4

Same Source, Two Cost Curves: Local Preview vs GPU Final

23+ hour, 10+ min ago   (632+ words) Every video tool eventually grows two buttons that mean different economic things: Preview and Export. In timeline editors those buttons often hide divergent engines. Preview cheats. Export reinterprets. Someone notices during brand review when the fade is denser, the font…...


dev.to > lucabytheway > how-to-run-gemma-4-locally-a-setup-that-survives-36f1

How to run Gemma 4 locally: a setup that survives

1+ day, 15+ hour ago   (482+ words) Start with text, add GPU offload and vision carefully, then pin the command and runtime that keep Gemma 4…. Tagged with technology, gemma4, localllms, homelab....


dev.to > sumukh_dev > why-gpu-availability-is-still-the-biggest-bottleneck-in-ml-infra-2bf0

Why GPU Availability Is Still the Biggest Bottleneck in ML Infra

1+ day, 19+ hour ago   (513+ words) A few things are going on at once: Regional fragmentation. A specific GPU SKU (say, an A100 or H100) might be well-stocked in one region and completely unavailable in another. Teams end up either waiting, or provisioning in a region that adds…...


developer.nvidia.com > blog > simplifying-model-serving-across-multiple-gpus-with-nvidia-tensorrt-multi-device-integration-in-nvidia-dynamo-triton

Simplifying Model Serving Across Multiple GPUs with NVIDIA TensorRT Multi-Device Integration in NVIDIA Dynamo-Triton

2+ day, 6+ hour ago   (494+ words) The compute and memory demands of generative AI increasingly exceed what a single GPU can provide. NVIDIA TensorRT multi-device inference is a new capability that enables a single TensorRT network to execute across multiple GPUs using NCCL-backed distributed collectives while…...


laktory.ai > api > api > register_spark_column_namespace

register_spark_column_namespace -

3+ day, 8+ hour ago   (41+ words) Laktory Decorator for registering a custom namespace on PySpark's Column class... note:: This namespace is NATIVE-only. A Narwhals Expr bridge is not provided because Narwhals expressions and PySpark Columns have incompatible semantics. Use in a pipeline YAML:...