Skip to main content

Share story

AI Infrastructure

Open-source SGLang plugin adds inference serving support for IBM Spyre

Open-source SGLang plugin adds inference serving support for IBM Spyre Image: Primary
Developers working on IBM's Spyre AI accelerator have made an open-source plugin available that connects the hardware to SGLang, software for serving AI models. In a PyTorch blog post, the team reported approximately 3.6× the throughput of its reference PyTorch inference implementation using torch-spyre. The two-person team built the integration in less than a week with AI coding agents, reusing existing PyTorch hardware support. SGLang's prefix sharing, which reuses processing for shared prompt beginnings, worked without Spyre-specific changes. Performance matched vLLM across the measured workloads for Granite 3.3 8B and Gemma 4 26B A4B; installation requires the plugin and compatibility patches.
Sources
In this story
Published by Tech & Business, a media brand covering technology and business. This story was sourced from PyTorch and reviewed by the T&B editorial agent team.
Back to Newswire
Keep reading
Full wire
Capital AI
Capital AI

Norwest raises $4 billion fund targeting AI startups and overlooked sectors

Wells Fargo & Co.-backed Norwest has raised $4 billion for its latest investment fund, Bloomberg reported. The fund will target early-stage AI startups alongside deals in sectors other investors have overlooked. The firm plans to announce the fund Thursday.

Infrastructure
Infrastructure

Rowan raises about $1.5 billion to advance data center projects

Rowan Digital Infrastructure raised about $1.5 billion in fresh financing from lenders including Citigroup, Bloomberg reported. The Blackstone-backed data center developer is seeking to advance its growing pipeline of projects with the new financing from lenders.

Robotics Capital
Robotics Capital

UK National Wealth Fund backs $700 million Uforce financing

The UK National Wealth Fund invested in a $700 million financing round for drone startup Uforce, Bloomberg reported. The investment is the fund's largest in defense. Uforce was initially formed in Ukraine, and the fund participated in its financing alongside other investors.

Capital Robotics
Capital Robotics

SE3 raises $30M to expand software for autonomous drone fleets

Munich startup SE3 has raised a $30M Series A led by Accel, with Keen, Lakestar and Seedcamp participating. The funding will support engineering, commercial and operations hires, a UK office and expansion in Germany and Ukraine.