Posts by Yajie Zhang

Scaling MiniMax-M3 Inference with Distributed Serving and Operator Co-Design on AMD Instinct MI355X GPUs

This blog walks you through a set of MiniMax-M3 inference optimizations on AMD Instinctâ„¢ MI355X GPUs using ATOM, AITER, and ATOMesh. For broader background on the inference engine and distributed serving layers used here, see the ROCm blogs on ATOM and ATOMesh.

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ATOMesh: Unlocking AMD Hardware for Scalable LLM Serving

Large language model serving is moving from single-engine optimization to full-stack distributed inference. Production deployments must handle high concurrency, long-context prefill, latency-sensitive decode, KV cache store pressure, and multi-node GPU utilization at the same time. On AMD Instinct GPUs, the key opportunity is to connect ROCm-native kernels, communication libraries, inference engines, and distributed orchestration into one scalable serving stack.

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