Modern AI has finally enabled us to build advanced, seamless applications in final frontier of human interaction: phone calls. Multimodal agentic AI applications have finally turned voice-based experiences from pulling… Read More
Agentic AI tools like Claude Code, Codex, and Cursor have fundamentally changed the way we approach software engineering. Rather than spending days or weeks on developing and managing software, the… Read More
AI inference pipelines using multiple different kinds of accelerators are providing a more snappy, low-latency experience. Bringing it together with advanced AI deployment techniques is unlocking even more benefits. Disaggregated… Read More
Just a year ago, the quality of AI models was measured with a mixture of scientific benchmarks, LMArena rankings, and — weirdly, most importantly — vibes. Agentic networks have changed… Read More
When we launched seven years ago, we had one goal: to build the fastest and most scalable technology to power small-batch AI inference and interactive applications. Both of those have… Read More
Delivering high-quality AI-powered applications historically relied on massive models. That came with significant scaling limitations, as deploying models with more than 100B parameters and maximizing toke generation doesn’t scale up without losing latency… Read More
Conversations around fast inference typically focus on one approach: blazing fast token generation with gargantuan models. Both still play an important part in many circles. Models come in huge flavors, including Qwen (235B)… Read More
The first cloud computing revolution triggered a tsunami-grade buildout for data centers—both for emerging hyperscalers like Amazon Web Services, and companies re-orienting their systems around cloud-based operations. At the time, we were… Read More
Today, some of the most prevalent AI-powered applications are highly interactive ones: coding companions, customer service chatbots, and others. While they all have different measures of success, they’re increasingly aligned on one… Read More
In the early days of transformers-based AI workloads, generation speed wasn’t that big of an issue. Users generally tolerated slower inference due to novelty, and serious use cases outside of… Read More
