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Alibaba Cloud says it cut Nvidia AI GPU use by 82% with new pooling system— up to 9x increase in output lets 213 GPUs perform like 1,192
A paper presented at SOSP 2025 details how token-level scheduling helped one GPU serve multiple LLMs, reducing demand from 1,192 to 213 H20s.
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jmagnani
Probably they want to start to be less dependent on NVidia GPUs.
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jkdiaz
Some companies in China is probably already building their own GPU that can rival NVidia’s.
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