Private LLM serving infrastructure with routing, caching, batching, and GPU scheduling dashboards.

Serving-layer optimization for enterprises

Cache hitsGPU occupancyTokens per dollarLatency budgets

Cost model

Shift inference spend from brute force to policy.

Modeled reduction61%
Projected monthly savings$109,017
Optimized run-rate$70,983
Tokens per dollar12,679

Optimization stack

Six levers, one serving control plane.

18%

Semantic caching

Return known answers before a GPU is touched.

12%

Prompt caching

Reuse long system and context prefixes across requests.

16%

Routing

Send each query to the least expensive model that can answer.

11%

Batching

Fill GPU memory with compatible requests instead of idle gaps.

14%

Quantization

Serve smaller weights without losing task-level quality.

15%

GPU scheduling

Place work by latency budget, queue depth, and hardware fit.

Model coverage

Built for the open model families teams actually deploy.

DeepSeek

Reasoning-heavy enterprise and agent workloads.

Qwen

Multilingual, coding, and high-throughput assistant traffic.

GLM

Private deployment paths for coding.

Enterprise feature

Security

Keep model serving inside your enterprise boundary with private routing, policy-aware access, and deployment telemetry that stays under your control.

  • Private VPC and on-prem deployment paths
  • Role-aware model and data access policies
  • Audit-ready request, cache, and routing telemetry

Production posture

Security and economics should reinforce each other.

01

Private deployment stays private: models, prompts, and telemetry remain in your controlled environment.

02

Optimization is workload-aware: latency-sensitive chat, batch enrichment, and agentic workflows get different serving policies.

03

Savings are measured at the serving layer: cache hit rate, tokens per dollar, queue time, and GPU occupancy move together.