Hardware Split Strategy for Self-Hosted Pipelines
TheZachMueller · x · 2026-07-11
The author shares an update on their self-hosting setup, noting that they run Kimi and GLM on separate halves of a single B200 node's resources using NVFP4. Additionally, the Kimi setup includes a speculative decoder.
They also mention waiting for some kernel experiments to finish before integrating and locally hosting Flash as well.
Related event: Developer Rebuilds Coding Pipeline Around Self-Hosted GLM(2 posts)→
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