Posts by David Limpus

UltraQuant on AMD Instinct: More Efficient Agentic Serving for Qwen3.8-MXFP4

UltraQuant can raise decode throughput and cut latency under load without a measurable drop in reasoning accuracy. In this blog, we will show you how to bring that to long-context and agentic LLM serving on AMD Instinct GPUs with Qwen3.8-2.4T MXFP4. Once agent prompts reach hundreds of thousands of tokens, the key-value (KV) cache is the limiter and not compute. Multi-turn agents (long shared prefixes, short generations, high concurrency) hit this wall hardest.

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4-bit KV Caching in LMCache: Offloading Quantized KV Beyond HBM for Context-Heavy Agents on AMD MI355X

As agents carry ever-longer context from turn to turn, the KV cache becomes the resource that runs out first. Two techniques ease that pressure from different angles: KV quantization makes each cached token smaller, while a hierarchical cache like LMCache spills cold KV to CPU DRAM. The two have mostly been developed independently.

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Productionizing TurboQuant on AMD GPUs for KV-Cache-Bound LLM Inference

*The first three authors (Chakrabarti, Limpus, Rana) contributed equally to this work.

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