SemiAnalysis publishes AgentX inference benchmarks for Google TPUv7
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SemiAnalysis publishes its first official long-context, multi-turn agentic inference benchmark results for Google's TPUv7, covering four models.
The firm says TPUv7 is either competitive on performance per dollar for external customers or delivers the best state-of-the-art result. One cited result is Muse Spark Open on SGLang AgentX with NVFP4 weights, where SemiAnalysis describes TPU performance per dollar as competitive even though the architecture was co-designed for GPUs.
SemiAnalysis also reports that GB300 FP4 leads on performance per dollar at most speeds for GLM-5.3, and that NVIDIA's counter submissions are still preview results.
Written by AI from the articles below · updated Nov 5, 3:15 PM ET
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- Nov 5, 2:30 PM ET · 1 articlevLLM and Inferact push vLLM performance on Google TPUs with Kimi K3 megakernelvLLM: vLLM and Inferact push vLLM performance on Google TPUs with Kimi K3 megakernel
- Nov 5, 2:03 PM ET · 1 articleSemiAnalysis publishes AgentX inference benchmark results for Google TPUv7SemiAnalysis: SemiAnalysis reports first AgentX inference benchmark results for Google TPUv7
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vLLM@vllm_projectOfficialvLLM and Inferact push vLLM performance on Google TPUs with Kimi K3 megakernelAIvLLM project thanks SemiAnalysis for highlighting its TPU work, including the Kimi K3 megakernel and vLLM TorchTPU powering AgentX results across GLM-5.2, Qwen3.5 397B, and Kimi K3. The post credits Inferact and Google Cloud for pushing vLLM performance on TPU and points readers to SemiAnalysis's write-up on TPU inference.
- SemiAnalysisBlogSemiAnalysis reports first AgentX inference benchmark results for Google TPUv7
AISemiAnalysis says it published the first official long-context, multi-turn agentic inference benchmark results on Google's TPUv7 across four models. It reports TPUv7 is competitive on performance per dollar or leads on several FP8 comparisons, while GB300 FP4 leads on perf per dollar at most speeds for GLM-5.3 and NVIDIA's counter submissions are still preview results.
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