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Lucebox supports mixing hardware backends, with NVIDIA RTX, AMD ROCm, Apple Silicon and pure CPU able to appear in the same inference pipeline.
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10/17/2026
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Valid until: 1/15/2027
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UnverifiedIn NVIDIA GPU environments, vLLM or TensorRT-LLM can be used to achieve optimal throughput, while on Apple Silicon devices efficient inference can be achieved via the Metal backend of llama.cpp.71% similarUnverifiedGPUs of different architectures (NVIDIA and Apple Silicon) have different instruction sets, and coordinating them within a single inference task typically requires a unified intermediate representation layer (such as ONNX or llama.cpp's cross-platform backend).67% similarUnverifiedvLLM supports NVIDIA GPU, AMD ROCm, and certain TPU hardware backends.66% similarUnverifiedOn Apple Silicon, MLX is the native path; on NVIDIA servers, vLLM or SGLang is the throughput path; on mixed CPU+GPU machines, an offloading runtime for mixture-of-experts models is another trade-off.66% similarUnverifiedLucebox splits the draft model and the target model to run on different hardware; in the official example, Llama-3.2-1B runs as the draft model on a second GPU or the CPU, and Llama-3.1-70B runs as the target model on the main card.65% similar
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