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Is Your AI Fast Enough to Run a Fusion Reactor?
Machine learning models are increasingly used in feedback control loops for nuclear fusion, where inference speed and predictable timing are critical. We summarize lessons from models deployed for control on the DIII-D tokamak and develop a benchmark to compare inference backends across ten neural n
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