Scaling Beyond a Single Box: Engineering Multi-Node Distributed LLM Serving for Production
How tensor parallelism, 200 Gb/s RoCE, and low-level runtime forensics turn raw multi-GPU hardware into a rock-solid, 1-million-token AI serving platform.
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