# Bad Influence story: NVIDIA explains how Dynamo integrates with SGLang for agentic inference

Active · 1 article · 1 source · First reported 11-09 18:15. Times are ET.
Story page: https://badinfluence.news/story/61a13a8d-3631-428e-a8bb-e81d79b0defc

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Latest update (11-09 18:15): NVIDIA explains how Dynamo works with SGLang for agentic inference

Overview: NVIDIA explains how its Dynamo framework works with SGLang, the open-source LLM serving engine, according to a post by LMSYS Org on X. The integration covers KV-aware routing, disaggregated serving, and trainer-to-inference weight transfer. NVIDIA's own post, shared by Ria Jain, describes the same three functions.

LMSYS Org says the setup targets agentic inference and reinforcement learning rollouts, which require long contexts, cache reuse, and fast weight updates.

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1. 11-09 18:15 · LMSYS Org · [NVIDIA explains how Dynamo works with SGLang for agentic inference](https://badinfluence.news/items/i068552y2sjn0suw8198cc2vd)
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