You don't need more hardware. Utilize what you have, better.

Serve more users without increasing your compute bill. Optimize the inference stack you already run so it can handle more requests on the same hardware.

Throughput, tokens per second

Baseline0 t/s
Artemis0 t/s

2.07× faster inference

vLLM, Qwen 3.6 35B, Intel Xeon 6

Serve more. Spend less.
Same output quality.

More users per server

Same servers, more concurrent requests, no new CPUs or GPUs.

More headroom per GPU

Freed GPU memory for more AI workloads.

Lower cost per token

More tokens from the same server, so unit cost drops.

Validated across leading serving frameworks and hardware

Turn every workload into a faster, lower-cost version

Identify

Bring your model, serving framework, and hardware target. Artemis measures your current throughput, latency, and cost, and sets that as the baseline to beat.

Artemis
modelLlama 4 Maverick
frameworkvLLM
hardware8× H100 80GB
throughput
0
tok/s
latency (p50)
0
ms
cost
$0.00
/1M tok
reading current throughput, latency, cost…

Discover

Instead of testing configs by hand, Artemis searches serving configuration, runtime behavior, and hardware kernels in parallel. Weeks of manual experimentation happen in one run.

Artemis
serving configuration0 configs tested
batch 8
runtime behavior0 variants tested
fp16 cache
hardware kernels0 kernels tested
default attention
searching all 3 in parallel — not one at a time

Validate

Every candidate is benchmarked against your real workload and checked against hard quality gates. Only versions that measurably improve performance, without changing output, get promoted.

Artemis
v1 · int8 quantqueued
v2 · fused kernels + batch 64queued
v3 · spec decodequeued
v4 · paged kv-cachequeued
v5 · fused kernels + spec decodequeued
checking output parity and quality gates…

Optimize your existing stack. Don't replace it.

Optimize the software stack you already run. Artemis improves every layer above your hardware, so you get more performance without replacing your infrastructure.

L1
Serving & execution
vLLM · SGLang · Triton
L2
Runtime & compilation
TensorRT-LLM · OpenVINO · ONNX Runtime
L3
Compute kernels
Hardware-specific instruction tuning
L4
Hardware & accelerators
NVIDIA · AMD · Intel
Unchanged

Common questions.

No. Optimization changes how fast computation happens, not what gets computed. Every candidate is checked against structural sanity, semantic similarity, and control-prompt validation before it ships.

See how much faster your model can run and how much it can save.

Pick a model, serving framework and hardware. See the performance and cost difference.