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The Joule Point: an Energy-Optimal Operating Point for AI Inference
Data centers serving AI inference strive to maximize GPU utilization, running their cards at full power by default: this maximizes throughput and holds latencies down, but it is energy-inefficient, spending more energy per inference than the same work needs at a better operating point. That ineffici
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