Rust + CUDA LLM inference engine for Blackwell (Tuned specifically on RTX PRO 6000, RTX 5090, B200): OpenAI-compatible (+converse and ant) serving, per-model X hardware exactness gates. NVFP4/mixed (fp8 hybrid, 4o6, etc - correctness, performance, hardware specific adapted) main quant support.
This week focused on removing dead code and unused imports while systematically hardening input validation and test infrastructure. The team retired unused helpers, cleaned up imports across multiple modules, and replaced deprecated atomic update calls. In parallel, they added stricter preflight…
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