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Conjugate Compilation: Self-Improving Agentic Co-Compilation for Speculative Decoding
As LLM adoption surges, scaling model serving requires unlocking stranded GPU capacity alongside deploying more GPUs. Speculative decoding brings two models into the serving process: a small draft model proposes tokens that a larger target model verifies. Yet compiling these models individually leav
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