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An inference engine is a layer of software system between upper-layer applications and underlying hardware, responsible for loading trained model weights into video memory, receiving inference requests, scheduling computation tasks and returning generated results.
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TokenSpeed: An Open-Source Speed-of-Light LLM Inference Engine
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