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This time we are going to focus on a different GPU hardware, namely AMD MI300 GPU. While spec-wise it looks quite superior to NVIDIA H100 GPU we never know how it’s going to perform in real-world LLM inference settings until we run benchmarks, which represent practical LLM usage.

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