if it's agentic stuff, they likely aren't hammering a core constantly and they will maybe sit idle quite often between model requests, so it makes sense. I do wonder how much memory they allocate to each one though.
it's just very efficient use of shared cores that is required to make these kinds of workloads cost efficient
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if it's agentic stuff, they likely aren't hammering a core constantly and they will maybe sit idle quite often between model requests, so it makes sense. I do wonder how much memory they allocate to each one though.
it's just very efficient use of shared cores that is required to make these kinds of workloads cost efficient