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sanxiyntoday at 1:36 AM3 repliesview on HN

Looking at their blog, they in fact ran gpt-oss-120b: https://furiosa.ai/blog/serving-gpt-oss-120b-at-5-8-ms-tpot-...

I think Llama 3 focus mostly reflects demand. It may be hard to believe, but many people aren't even aware gpt-oss exists.


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reactordevtoday at 2:07 AM

Many are aware, just can’t offload it onto their hardware.

The 8B models are easier to run on an RTX to compare it to local inference. What llama does on an RTX 5080 at 40t/s, Furiosa should do at 40,000t/s or whatever… it’s an easy way to have a flat comparison across all the different hardware llama.cpp runs on.

nltoday at 2:22 AM

> we demonstrated running gpt-oss-120b on two RNGD chips [snip] at 5.8 ms per output token

That's 86 token/second/chip

By comparison, a H100 will do 2390 token/second/GPU

Am I comparing the wrong things somehow?

[1] https://inferencemax.semianalysis.com/

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zmmmmmtoday at 2:13 AM

Now I'm interested ...

It still kind of makes the point that you are stuck with a very limited range of models that they are hand implementing. But at least it's a model I would actually use. Give me that in a box I can put in a standard data center with normal power supply and I'm definitely interested.

But I want to know the cost :-)