Inference Engineering demystifies AI serving’s stack
Philip Kiely’s 256-page guide covers inference from CUDA and GPU hardware through model serving, optimization, multimodal workloads, and production operations. It is aimed at engineers building faster, cheaper, and more reliable generative AI systems.
This fills a major gap in AI education: practical inference knowledge remains scattered across vendor documentation, papers, and infrastructure blogs.
- –Connects low-level hardware concepts with production concerns like autoscaling, observability, and reliability
- –Covers techniques including quantization, speculative decoding, KV-cache reuse, parallelism, and disaggregation
- –Gives newcomers a structured path into a rapidly growing infrastructure discipline
- –Its NVIDIA and datacenter focus makes it especially relevant for cloud deployment, but less comprehensive for edge inference
- –The free digital edition lowers the barrier for developers exploring AI systems beyond model APIs
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