Introduction

Everinfer is a system that offloads inference of ONNX graphs to remote GPUs.

Core Features

  • ☁️ Remote GPU resources: Run your ONNX-compatible models on remote GPUs that are managed by Everinfer.

  • Peer-to-peer communication: Inference client connects directly to highly optimized C++ ONNX runtimes, running on remote GPUs. Overhead as low as 2ms is possible and enables near-real-time applications.

  • 🔥 Instant cold starts: No Docker or Git is involved, cold start time is limited by model download time only and is close to theoretical limit. (e.g. BERT cold start <= 1s).

  • 📈 Scalability: Our architecture allows linear horizontal scaling — scale to 1000s of RPS with no extra effort on your side.

  • 📥 Model storage: Upload your models once and reuse them infinitely.

  • 👏 Minimalistic SDK: Client-side SDK is open-source, provides simple Pythonic primitives, and is extremely easy to use — you are free to add complexity as needed.

  • 🏦 On-premise deployment: Want to use your own hardware for added security, or mix and match your hardware with external computing power? On-premise deployment is possible. Contact us!

  • [COMING SOON]: Multiple runtimes supported: TensorRT, torchscript and tflite support through unified interface.

Feel free to contact us even if you are a sole developer. We are quick to respond and ready to give out API keys and provide demos — hello@everinfer.ai

Superior tech

We use blazing fast buzzword-worthy stack to ensure Everinfer technical superiority. Honourable mentions: ONNX, Rust, Zenoh, FlatBuffers, ScyllaDB.

  • See the simplest example of Everinfer in action.

  • Want to skip the boring parts and dive straight in? Take a look at how you could deploy Faster-RCNN while fusing pre- and post-processing in a single graph with the model.

  • Doubt latency and scalability claims? Take a look at GPT-2 running at 900 RPS, still with four lines of code.

  • Stable Diffusion demo - offload U-net to remote GPUs, while running lightweight models locally.

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