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Sharing the same inference engine between RL training and inference serving may change a team's infrastructure selection logic, blurring the boundary between the training side and the serving side; when planning GPU resources, high-throughput sampling during training and inference serving after launch need to be considered under the same tech stack.
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10/17/2026
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