Wafer Technology

Agents that optimize inference
across the stack

Wafer employs agents to identify and enhance inference bottlenecks in orchestration, algorithms, serving engines, GPU kernels, and diverse hardware.

Why across-the-stack
optimization matters

The fastest setup is rarely a single switch. Kernel choices, serving-engine behavior, batching, quantization, hardware, and traffic shape all push on each other

Find the Bottlenecks

The agent profiles the stack to see whether latency or throughput is coming from scheduling, decoding, kernels, memory pressure, or hardware fit.

Try Many Paths

Experience lightning-fast, real-time responses tailored for voice agents, intelligent copilots, and interactive AI products

Ship the Measured Winner

Deploy the fastest configuration on the target stack and continue profiling production traffic to identify bottlenecks as load, models, and hardware evolve

An agent reasoning across interacting layers

Real performance is not won at a single layer

Heterogeneous by design

Re-derive optimal configurations per silicon instead of porting assumptions from one accelerator family to another.

NVIDIA B200/B300AMD MI350X/MI355XAWS Trainium

Custom kernels per shape

Write fused ops, attention paths, GEMM variants, and decode kernels turned to the model shape and hardware target

CUDAHIPTritonNKI

Engine configs per workload

Auto-tune serving engines for the specific model, traffic shape, memory pressure, and latency target

vLLMSGLangschedulerKV cache

Decode strategy search

Compare speculative decoding, FP8 and FP4 quantization formats, batching strategies, and expert sharding for MoE models

speculative decodeFP8/FP4batchingexpert sharding

How agents

turn inference work into speed

Wafer transforms profiling data into candidate changes, evaluates them on the target stack, and applies only those that meet correctness and performance standards.

The measured winner — every layer above is chosen
by measurement on the target stack, not heuristics