Fast inference changes what you can build
Summary
Learn more: https://bit.ly/3Tg20Zd When an LLM generates text, much of the time goes to moving the model's weights from memory to the compute units, not to the math itself. On a GPU those weights sit off-chip, and a large model may be split across several chips, so data travels back and forth before computation can even start. That delay compounds. An agentic workflow might generate hundreds of thousands of tokens before it returns anything to the user. In our new short course, Fast LLM Inference with Cerebras, built in partnership…
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