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Koi is a self-calibrating cluster planner designed to optimize deployment of large language models across multi-cloud, heterogeneous inference fleets by managing over 140 configuration variables. It dynamically adapts to shifting workloads and shared capacity contention to improve cluster-wide plan...
Koi is a self-calibrating cluster planner designed to optimize deployment of large language models across multi-cloud, heterogeneous inference fleets by managing over 140 configuration variables. It dynamically adapts to shifting workloads and shared capacity contention to improve cluster-wide plan...
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Deploying a large language model (LLM) requires choosing the right accelerator, parallelization strategy, engine configuration, and replica count amongst ~140 other variables across clouds, regions, and markets. These decisions are intertwined, and the best cluster-wide plan continually changes as jobs contend for...
Efficiently deploying LLMs at scale requires balancing complex, interdependent decisions across diverse hardware and cloud environments. Koi’s approach enables more effective resource utilization and performance in large, multi-cloud LLM inference systems.
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