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LMSYS: faster GPUs make the CPU matter more in agentic RL

Kazuki Fujii reposted LMSYS's report that, in RadixArk Miles tests under full CPU load, NVIDIA Vera CPUs cut average agentic-RL episode time to 429 seconds from 482 on AMD EPYC Turin, about 11% faster, because tool-running sandboxes are CPU-bound. ...

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Kazuki Fujii reposted LMSYS's report that, in RadixArk Miles tests under full CPU load, NVIDIA Vera CPUs cut average agentic-RL episode time to 429 seconds from 482 on AMD EPYC Turin, about 11% faster, because tool-running sandboxes are CPU-bound. ...

Kazuki Fujii reposted LMSYS's report that, in RadixArk Miles tests under full CPU load, NVIDIA Vera CPUs cut average agentic-RL episode time to 429 seconds from 482 on AMD EPYC Turin, about 11% faster, because tool-running sandboxes are CPU-bound. Why it matters: In agent training, sandbox and tool execution on...

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