MDMA is an open source federated inference engine designed for large language models (LLMs). It enables distributed LLM inference across multiple devices or nodes.
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MDMA: Open Source Federated LLM Inference Engine Released
MDMA is an open source federated inference engine designed for large language models (LLMs). It enables distributed LLM inference across multiple devices or nodes.
Federated inference engines like MDMA can improve scalability and privacy by distributing LLM workloads without centralizing data. This approach supports collaborative AI deployments with enhanced control over data locality.
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