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FlashAttention has no kernel for Gemma 4’s largest attention heads on the RTX PRO 6000. We wrote one.

Global attention, Gemma 4 31B, one RTX PRO 6000
vLLM default
1,770 ms
Our kernel
464 ms
floor 294 ms
Read how

The Inference Engineering Blog

  1. A custom attention kernel for Gemma 4 on the RTX PRO 6000
    1,770 → 464 ms
  2. vLLM’s Triton fallback underuses the tensor cores on Gemma 4 attentionfinding
    17% of measured peak
  3. Three launch settings speed up Gemma 4 attention with identical outputfinding
    −41% per call
  4. The case for inference optimization
    essay
  5. Compounding GPU and CPU work on a small model
    6.4 → 3.4 ms
  6. A fused MLP kernel paid off only after whole-step CUDA graphsfinding
    −9.3% per step
  7. Caching less to serve more requests
    2.6× requests per GPU
  8. On Qwen3.5 35B-A3B, state copies fill most of each request’s memoryfinding
    85% of memory
  9. TCP for server-to-GPU communication
    325 → 72 ms
  10. Multimodal processor rewrite: 5× lower latency
    428 → 81 ms

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