Baseten releases 'Inference Engineering' book to demystify AI serving stack
Hesamation · x · 2026-08-20
Baseten has published 'Inference Engineering' by engineer Philip Kiely. The book serves as a guide for engineers to master the full inference stack, ranging from CUDA to Kubernetes, focusing on reducing latency and costs for generative AI models in production. It draws from four years of experience, extensive documentation, and expert interviews.
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