PhyAI lifts H20 inference throughput from 10 Hz to 36 Hz for Physical AI workloads
CyberRobooo · x · 2026-07-24
PhyAI raises MiniCPM-Robot throughput on H20 from 10 Hz to 36 Hz
This reply adds that the release is backed by PhyAI, a Physical AI inference framework aimed at fast edge inference and large-scale cloud RL rollouts.
- Designed for broader Physical AI workloads, not just MiniCPM-Robot
- Uses CUDA Graph to lift H20 throughput from 10 Hz to 33 Hz
- Custom Triton fused kernels push it further to 36 Hz
- The point is that open robotics needs not only model weights, but also deployment and inference tooling
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