For the past 3 years, graphics processing units (GPUs) have dominated the large language model (LLM…
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For the past 3 years, graphics processing units (GPUs) have dominated the large language model (LLM) conversation. In traditional chatbot applications, central processing units (CPUs) provide a fraction of the total compute per request, while GPUs do the heavy lifting. However, inference isn't a single model answering a single question. A growing reliance on tool calls, multistep reasoning, and orchestration across small, specialized models changes the math on where compute should live. Intel has called out this shift noting that the CPU-to-GPU ratio is moving from 1:8 in training workloads tovia Red Hat Blog ift.tt/705ngMW
