Blazing fast inference
Accelerate token generation across LLMs, CNNs, and Transformers with minimal latency. Up to 10× faster on production workloads.
EdgeFlow is the inference acceleration engine inside EdgeMatrix. Achieve up to 10× faster inference, lower compute cost by 70%, and deploy real-time AI at scale — on cloud, edge, or CPU. Adaptive across CNN, RNN, and Transformer models. Optimized for NVIDIA, AMD, Intel, ARM, and Qualcomm — data-center GPUs through Apple M-series and Raspberry Pi-class edge devices.
EdgeFlow is the inference engine inside EdgeMatrix. EdgeMatrix has two engines, split by the silicon they target: EdgeFlow — this one — runs models across third-party silicon (NVIDIA, AMD, Intel, ARM, Qualcomm); and CORE, the compiler + runtime for SandLogic's own silicon (ExSLerate, Krsna). This page is the third-party-silicon engine — how the same workload runs faster, cheaper, on fewer watts.
Accelerate token generation across LLMs, CNNs, and Transformers with minimal latency. Up to 10× faster on production workloads.
Optimized for NVIDIA, AMD, Intel, ARM, and Qualcomm — H100-class GPUs to Apple M-series and Raspberry Pi. Same engine, every device class.
Plug seamlessly into your AI workflows — chatbots, OCR, real-time document processing, voice agents, agentic pipelines.
CNN, RNN, and Transformer architectures handled by the same dispatch pipeline. 193 model architectures pre-tuned for fastest inference.
Hardware-aware graph optimization and memory traffic minimization compound to drive throughput up while pushing energy use down.
No bespoke kernel writing per model or per silicon target. Compile once; deploy across the supported hardware envelope.
Llama-3.3-70B-Instruct production benchmarks. Same model, same hardware, same workload — different inference engine.
| Model (context size) | Hardware | Without EdgeFlow (tok/s) | With EdgeFlow (tok/s) | Improvement | Cost saving |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Llama-3.3-70B-Instruct · 42.5 GB | NVIDIA L40s (48 GB) | 19.78 | 33.48 | 69.26% | 40.91% |
| Llama-3.3-70B-Instruct · 42.5 GB | NVIDIA A100 (80 GB) | 48.87 | 84.24 | 72.34% | 41.78% |
Methodology: production deployment benchmarks. Token throughput measured under sustained load; cost savings computed against same-workload baseline. Detailed methodology and reproducibility kit available under NDA.
Token throughput on representative LLM workloads, normalized to EdgeFlow on H100 (100). EdgeFlow leads the hosted-inference category and stays ahead on smaller silicon. Energy use down up to 60% over the same comparison set.
EdgeFlow leverages hardware-aware graph optimization, intelligent memory reuse, and adaptive precision to maximize model throughput across the silicon envelope — without bespoke per-target engineering.
Adaptive to CNN, RNN, and Transformer models.
Intelligent memory reuse.
FP16 · INT8 · INT4.
No bespoke kernel writing per silicon target.
EdgeFlow runs across the silicon envelope customers actually buy — NVIDIA, AMD, Intel, ARM, and Qualcomm, from data-center GPUs to Apple M-series workstations and Raspberry Pi-class edge devices. One engine. One deployment story.
H100 · A100 · L40s · L4
CPUs · GPUs · ROCm stack
Gaudi · Xeon · Arc
Apple M-series · Raspberry Pi · edge SoCs
QDC stack
EdgeFlow runs any of these model families across the third-party silicon enterprises actually buy. Eight architecture families × five silicon platforms = forty paths. We won't claim every path is production-ready — but most are, and the rest are honestly labeled.
Diffusion is marked roadmap on ARM and Qualcomm — not because EdgeFlow can't run the workload, but because the preprocessing pipeline (T5-XXL / CLIP text encoders) carries a memory footprint that exceeds edge silicon budgets. Architectural mismatch at the silicon layer, not an EdgeFlow gap.
Cells marked supported (indigo) mean EdgeFlow runs the model × silicon combination today, but we don't yet have named customer deployments on that combination. Editorial discipline: "production" requires a customer scenario.
EdgeFlow is the inference layer beneath the workflows enterprises already run — chatbots, OCR, document processing, voice agents, agentic pipelines, multimodal applications.
Sustained agentic loads with low-latency turn-taking. EdgeFlow keeps response times within real-time conversation bounds even under concurrent fleets.
High-throughput page processing for invoices, contracts, KYC, claims. CNN preprocessing pipeline + LLM understanding in the same engine.
ASR + LLM + TTS in one inference pipeline. Time-to-first-token measured in milliseconds, not seconds.
Multi-step tool invocations, RAG retrieval, deterministic dispatch. EdgeFlow keeps the cost of multi-step agent chains tractable at scale.
Streaming inference for fraud detection, log analysis, anomaly detection. Throughput sustained on commodity silicon.
VLM, speech, and document pipelines on the same engine. No separate inference stack per modality.