NVIDIA engineers describe tuning SGLang for Vera Rubin and large MoE models
Overview
NVIDIA engineers explain how they brought SGLang to Vera Rubin, according to SGLang's account on X. Lee Nau and Akhil Goel describe finding performance bottlenecks and tuning kernels and attention for large mixture-of-experts (MoE) models.
A separate post from SGLang's account has NVIDIA's Jingfan Sun and Yang Xu describing the same work, including getting SGLang running on Vera Rubin from day zero.
Both posts are promotional summaries published by the SGLang project, and they give no benchmark figures or performance results.
Written by AI from the articles below · updated Nov 6, 7:37 PM ET
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- Nov 6, 7:28 PM ET · 1 articleNVIDIA engineers explain SGLang optimization on Vera RubinSGLang: NVIDIA engineers explain optimizing SGLang on Vera Rubin from day zero
- Nov 6, 7:28 PM ET · 1 articleNVIDIA engineers explain SGLang optimization for Vera RubinSGLang: NVIDIA engineers explain tuning SGLang for Vera Rubin and large MoE models
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SGLang@sgl_projectOfficialNVIDIA engineers explain optimizing SGLang on Vera Rubin from day zeroAINVIDIA's Jingfan Sun and Yang Xu describe how they got SGLang running fast on Vera Rubin from day zero. They cover finding bottlenecks and optimizing kernels and attention for large MoE models.

SGLang@sgl_projectOfficialNVIDIA engineers explain tuning SGLang for Vera Rubin and large MoE modelsAINVIDIA engineers Lee Nau and Akhil Goel describe what it took to bring SGLang to Vera Rubin. They cover finding performance bottlenecks and tuning kernels and attention for large MoE models.

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