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Blog. Three checkable conditions under which disaggregated prefill is never worsethan aggregated serving, and the reasons it's usually better. Plus aninventory-theory model of traffic drift: cold starts, safety stock, and amap of the shocks a deployment can ride out.

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Blog 2 months ago
The case for disaggregated LLM serving
Three checkable conditions under which disaggregated prefill is never worse than aggregated serving, and the reasons it's usually better. Plus an inventory-theory model of traffic drift: cold starts, safety stock, and a map of the shocks a deployment can
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Blog 3 months ago
Throughputmaxxing: DeepSeek-V4-Flash on Isambard-AI
Single-node serving throughput for DeepSeek-V4-Flash: baseline, MLA/DP-attention, and MoE kernel choice.
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Blog 3 months ago
NVLink, NVSwitch, and all that
Why scale-up links are fast and short, how NVSwitch grew the domain from a board to a rack, and what TPU, UALink, and scale-up Ethernet do differently.
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Blog 3 months ago
Reverse-engineering NVIDIA's cuda-checkpoint for faster cold starts
Freezing a live CUDA process to host memory and thawing it again, what the driver does - and doesn't - do to make that work, and how understanding that lets us restore CUDA processes up to 4x faster.
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Blog 3 months ago
Width vs. depth: speculating on the margin
Some thinking about how to trade off batching and speculative decoding in a running inference engine.
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Blog 4 months ago
What happens when you run a CUDA kernel
Tracing one vector-add kernel from nvcc all the way down to the warps that execute it.
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Blog 4 months ago
Adaptive speculative decoding: picking draft lengths at runtime
A follow-on to the economics of speculative decoding, we run the inference lab simulator on MTP & DFlash drafters with real acceptance data, and find out whether adaptively choosing the draft length is worth it.
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Blog 4 months ago
InfiniBand, RoCE, and all that
How a technically superior but economically isolated solution slowly lost ground to a good-enough one built on infrastructure everyone already owns.
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Blog 4 months ago
UCCL-EP: An expert parallel communications kernel without owning the NIC
How UCCL reimplements the DeepEP kernels for arbitrary hardware by swapping the transport out from under them.
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Blog 4 months ago
Anatomy of a high-performance EP kernel
How expert-parallel dispatch and combine kernels work, built up from scratch: the high-throughput shape and the low-latency one.
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