Faster video requests can mean less video per node.
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Faster video requests can mean less video per node. We benchmarked NVIDIA Cosmos 3 Super on HGX B200: eight single-GPU replicas produced 42.5% more valid video per node-hour than one 8-GPU replica, at 5.5x the latency. Read the blog: https://nebius.com/blog/posts/serving-world-models-latency-node-throughput
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