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Results for “gpu serving”

11 tools in the directory · Updated

“gpu serving”Download or installRuns on Self-hostedShowing 11 tools
  • vLLMby vLLMLLM inference and serving library.Free
  • NVIDIA AI Workbenchby NVIDIADesktop app for building and managing GPU-backed AI projects across local and remote machinesFreemium
  • LMCacheby LMCacheOpen-source KV-cache infrastructure for storing and reusing LLM inference cache.Free
  • LLM Compressorby IBMOpen-source Python library for quantizing and pruning LLMs to run faster in vLLMFree
  • PyTorchby PyTorch FoundationOpen source machine learning framework for building and training deep learning modelsFree
  • Upscaylby UpscaylFree, open-source AI image upscaler with a cloud optionFreemium
  • Lambda Stackby LambdaCurated Ubuntu software stack for machine learning and deep learningUnknown
  • LeRobotby Hugging FaceOpen-source Python library for training and running robot policies from demonstrationsFree
  • LanceDBby LanceDBYC W22AI-native multimodal lakehouse for training data, features, and retrievalFreemium
  • Magnitudeby MagnitudeYC S25Local open-model inference engine with hardware-tuned kernels, desktop app, and CLI.Free
  • ChainForgeby ChainForgeOpen-source visual environment for prompt engineering and LLM evaluation.Free

That’s all 11 tools.

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