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TensorRT multi-GPU serving cuts Cosmos generation latency from 156.6 to 34.2 seconds

developer.nvidia.com by Tanya Lenz 8 min read Editor score 8/10

A single TensorRT model instance distributed across eight GPUs reduced Cosmos 3 Nano generation latency from 156.6 to 34.2 seconds. The integration shows how multi-device execution can simplify serving while retaining a single gRPC endpoint.

What
TensorRT multi-device inference lets one TensorRT network run across multiple GPUs, integrated with Dynamo-Triton as one gRPC-served model.
How
For Cosmos 3 Nano video generation, latency fell from 156.6 seconds on one GPU to 34.2 seconds on eight GPUs.
Why it matters
Engineers can scale inference across GPUs behind a single model endpoint, without coordinating GPU ranks in the client.
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