AA-AgentPerf is a hardware benchmark created by Artificial Analysis that measures the number of concurrent AI agents an inference system can support while meeting predefined, model-specific performance service level objective (SLO) tiers. An SLO is defined as a specific threshold of output token speed and time-to-first-token (TTFT). The benchmark results are normalized per accelerator and per megawatt to enable comparison across hardware configurations.
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…an engineering manager at NVIDIA, where he works on applied AI agent architecture research with a focus on accelerating agent performance through a co-designed software and hardware stack. Benjamin also works…
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