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DeltaServe is a host-agnostic system that converts idle GPU inference capacity into LoRA fine-tuning throughput while maintaining inference latency targets. It integrates with existing inference engines to optimize resource utilization during non-peak loads.
DeltaServe is a host-agnostic system that converts idle GPU inference capacity into LoRA fine-tuning throughput while maintaining inference latency targets. It integrates with existing inference engines to optimize resource utilization during non-peak loads.
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LLM serving systems are provisioned for peak load to meet strict latency targets, leaving substantial GPU compute idle whenever traffic falls below peak. We present DeltaServe, a host-agnostic co-serving design that converts this idle inference capacity into LoRA fine-tuning throughput while preserving inference...
LLM serving systems often have substantial idle GPU compute due to provisioning for peak load, leading to inefficiencies. DeltaServe addresses this by co-serving inference and fine-tuning workloads, improving overall GPU utilization without compromising service-level objectives.
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