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ThunderAgent Boosts Agentic Inference Efficiency
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Why it matters
- →ThunderAgent significantly reduces latency and increases throughput in agentic inference.
- →It addresses KV cache thrashing, a major bottleneck in high-concurrency environments.
- →The system is compatible with existing inference optimizations, facilitating easy adoption.
Together AI has unveiled ThunderAgent, a system designed to enhance agentic inference for synthetic data generation. By abstracting agent workflows as programs, ThunderAgent addresses inefficiencies like KV cache thrashing, achieving up to 2.5× higher throughput on single nodes and 2.4× speedup on 8-node clusters. This approach allows for better load balancing and cache utilization, making it a valuable tool for large-scale agentic workloads. ThunderAgent is open source and integrates seamlessly with existing inference systems.
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