Efficient deployment and inference of GPU-accelerated LLMs

What if you could deploy a fully optimized LLM with a single command? See how NVIDIA NIM abstracts away the complexity of self-hosting for massive performance gains.

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The evolution of generative AI from experimentation to production

Generative AI has rapidly moved from experimentation with models like Llama and Mistral to production-ready applications in 2024.

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Comparing managed AI services with the DIY approach

Managed services offer ease of use but limited control, while a do-it-yourself approach provides full control but introduces significant complexity.

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Introducing NVIDIA NIM for simplified LLM deployment

NVIDIA Inference Microservices (NIM) provide a containerized, OpenAI-compatible solution for deploying models anywhere with enterprise support.

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Boosting inference throughput with lower precision quantization

Using lower precision formats like FP8 dramatically increases model inference throughput, providing more performance for the same hardware investment.

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Overview of the NVIDIA AI Enterprise software platform

The NVIDIA AI Enterprise platform is a cloud-native software stack that abstracts away low-level complexities like CUDA to streamline AI pipeline development.

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A look inside the NIM container architecture

NIM containers bundle optimized inference tools like TensorRT-LLM and Triton Inference Server to accelerate models on specific GPU hardware.

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How to run and interact with a NIM container

A NIM container can be launched with a simple Docker command, automatically discovering hardware and exposing OpenAI-compatible API endpoints for interaction.

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Efficiently serving custom models with LoRA adapters

NIM enables serving multiple customized LoRA adapters on a single base model simultaneously, saving memory while providing distinct model endpoints.

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How NIM automatically handles hardware and model optimization

NIM simplifies deployment by automatically selecting the best pre-compiled model based on the detected GPU architecture and user preference for latency or throughput.