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Ant Ling reports 185% inference throughput gain on a synthetic workload

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Ant Ling says its combined inference stack reached 102.88 tokens per second on a synthetic workload with 32K input and 2K output tokens, a 185.1% gain over its baseline.

The stack combines three optimizations: humming MXFP4 MoE kernels, which the company says add 9.3%, online FP8 LM-head quantization, which adds 21.7% cumulatively, and NEXTN-based MTP drafting, which verifies multiple tokens per decoding round.

The company says the result is workload-specific. On GSM8K, MTP accepted 2.68 tokens per round, compared with 3.90 on the synthetic test, and Ant Ling says real workloads must be benchmarked independently.

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  1. Oct 29, 1:41 AM ET · 1 article
    Ant Ling reports 185% throughput gain from combined inference stack on synthetic workload
    Ant Ling: Ant Ling's stack hits 102.88 tok/s on synthetic workload, +185.1%
  2. Oct 29, 1:41 AM ET · 1 article
    Ant Ling reports three optimizations boosting inference throughput
    Ant Ling: Ant Ling reports three optimizations boosting inference throughput

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  1. Ant LingOfficial
    Ant Ling's stack hits 102.88 tok/s on synthetic workload, +185.1%

    AIAnt Ling reports a combined inference stack reaching 102.88 tokens per second on a synthetic workload with 32K input and 2K output tokens, a 185.1% gain over its baseline. The company cautions that the result is workload-specific, noting MTP accepted 2.68 tokens per round on GSM8K versus 3.90 on the synthetic test. It says real workloads must be benchmarked independently.

  2. Ant LingOfficial
    Ant Ling reports three optimizations boosting inference throughput

    AIAnt Ling says three optimizations raised its throughput, with humming MXFP4 MoE kernels adding 9.3% and online FP8 LM-head quantization adding 21.7% cumulatively. It says NEXTN-based MTP drafts and verifies multiple tokens per round, reducing the number of decoding steps while the first two cut the cost per step.

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