Google Says 5–60×. On a Small Model, I Measured 1.77× — and That’s Exactly What the Math Predicts

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Google Says 5–60×. On a Small Model, I Measured 1.77× — and That’s Exactly What the Math Predicts

LiteRT.js hands-on, where the WebGPU speedup lives, where it doesn’t, what happened when I tried Google’s own quantized model.

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Google Says 5–60×. On a Small Model, I Measured 1.77× — and That’s Exactly What the Math Predicts LiteRT.js hands-on, where the WebGPU speedup lives, where it doesn’t, what happened when I tried Google’s own quantized model.Continue reading on Medium » Read More JavaScript on Medium

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