PyTorch 2.12 fork for IBM POWER9/POWER10 (ppc64le) with CUDA 12.4 and Triton. Tesla V100 sm70, GPU training and LLM inference.
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PyTorch 2.12 fork for IBM POWER9/POWER10 (ppc64le) with CUDA 12.4 and Triton. Tesla V100 sm70, GPU training and LLM inference.
SGLang fork for IBM POWER9 (ppc64le): Tesla V100 sm70, CUDA 12.4, Granite LLM inference. Triton attention, float16, OpenAI-compatible API.
OpenAI Triton compiler fork for IBM POWER9/POWER10 (ppc64le) with CUDA 12.4. Tesla V100 sm70 GPU kernels for PyTorch and SGLang.
Reproducible llama.cpp kernel and runtime optimization lab for dual NVIDIA Tesla V100 GPUs (SM70)
Serve Qwen3.5-397B-A17B (AWQ) on 8x Tesla V100-SXM2-32GB (DGX-1, TP8) for agentic coding & ops — a downstream fork of 1Cat-vLLM.
NVIDIA Tesla V100 显卡驱动自动化管理套件
Qwen3.8-27B in native NVFP4/FP8 on 2x PCIe Tesla V100-32GB (SM70): the PCIe runbook for v100-skinny + 1Cat-vLLM, with the 3 fixes that make it work without NVLink. 61-74 tok/s decode, MTP speculative decoding, OpenAI-compatible.
Multi-GPU acceleration for MiniMax H3 video generation on NVIDIA V100 (sm_70). Ulysses sequence parallelism as a drop-in ComfyUI custom node — ~19 min to ~7 min on 8x V100.
Benchmarks and notes for running modern LLMs with vLLM on 8x Tesla V100-32GB in 2026.
Run Mistral Voxtral realtime speech-to-text on a Tesla V100 (sm_70/Volta) via a patched vLLM — RTF ~0.4, keeps up real time
Running large LLMs on pre-Ampere NVIDIA hardware — Tesla V100 (sm_70), RTX 2080 Ti (sm_75), CMP 170HX. Measured benchmarks, vLLM forks, and the hardware side: NVLink on SXM2 carrier boards, driver traps, cooling, used-kit acceptance.
Open hardware desktop AI node: 4× Tesla V100, 128GB HBM2, PCIe/NVLink topology and V-Core liquid/air cooling.
Hand-written NVFP4 W4A16 CUDA kernels for Volta
PXQ: PXA-native low-bit MoE quants (2/3/4-bit, E16-row scales) + fused CUDA kernels for Pascal/Volta — run a real 35B on a salvaged 12-16GB card. Fork of ik_llama.cpp.
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