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Energy-Efficient Multimodal Inference Serving with Tri-serve
Multimodal model inference creates substantial energy demand with growing performance requirements. Within GPUs, power is autonomously managed by an on-board power management unit (PMU), which makes frequency boosting/throttling decisions. However, we find that these hardware-managed frequency decis
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