Triton serves models from different frameworks together with dynamic batching and multi-model scheduling, so vision, audio, and language models share GPUs efficiently. It is a frequent backbone for production video-AI pipelines.

Book cover: AI for Video, Volume 7 of the Fora Soft Video Engineering Handbook

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AI for Video: A Complete Guide to Intelligence in Video Products: From Real-Time Pipelines and Agents to Serving, Cost, Compliance, and Verticals

Triton Inference Server pays off once several vision, audio and language models have to share the same GPUs without each team running its own server. Volume 7 covers Triton in detail within serving and infrastructure: vLLM, Triton and TensorRT, dynamic batching, latency versus throughput and cost per stream-hour. Written by Nikolay Sapunov, CEO at Fora Soft.

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