Today we’re excited to announce that Eigen AI’s serving APIs are now officially listed on Artificial Analysis—with standout results across output speed, TTFT, and speed-for-price.
In Artificial Analysis, Eigen AI ranks #1 in output throughput on DeepSeek-V3.1-Terminus, Qwen3-VL-235B-A22B, and GPT-OSS-120B benchmarks, achieving 800 tokens per second—the fastest among all evaluated GPU-based providers. This record speed ensures users experience rapid, seamless token streaming from the moment generation begins, delivering both speed and consistency across workloads.
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GPT-OSS-120B throughput ranking on Artificial Analysis.
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DeepSeek V3.1 benchmark results for GPU-based providers.
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Qwen3 VL 235B A22B performance for BF16 GPU-based providers
Eigen AI endpoints sit on the favorable frontier of tokens/sec vs. $/token, delivering high throughput without premium pricing.
In the latest benchmark results, Eigen AI leads the efficiency quadrant — combining top-tier output speed with outstanding cost performance.
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On Artificial Analysis, Eigen AI stands out on the latency-vs-speed benchmark, combining fast first-token response with sustained high-speed output.
The results show that Eigen AI can process more requests per GPU while maintaining quick starts and steady streams — offering real-time responsiveness at a competitive overall cost.
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Our models maintain consistently low Time to First Token (TTFT) on Artificial Analysis, meaning responses begin almost instantly after receiving a prompt.
This quick response improves the real-time experience for chatbots, agents, and copilots, allowing them to start conversations faster and handle more interactions within the same time frame.
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Try out our playground and API at: Eigen AI Model Studio.
Latency determines UX; throughput determines cost. The core challenge is maintaining consistent sub-SLA latency and predictable unit economics at scale.
Eigen AI combines quantization-aware training (QAT), kernel-level optimization, and production-grade scheduling, sustaining low-variance inference under load so teams can ship faster, scale wider, and maintain reliability without cost volatility.
In practice:
For Flux and Qwen-Image-Edit, FP4 yields up to 4× faster inference, fits on 24 GB GPUs, and renders high-quality edits in ~1.8 s—with no perceptible regression on visual fidelity.
Static/dynamic sparsity (e.g., N:M), sparse/hybrid attention for long context.
Distillation to specialists to cut latency and cost without losing task quality.
Continuous/Adaptive batching, speculative decoding, and KV-cache ops (paged attention, smart eviction, cache quantization).
Fused MHA/MLP, Flash-style attention, custom CUDA/Triton kernels, graph capture, and GPU↔CPU hybrid offload.
Route by SLA/cost/guardrails across model families and shards.
Works across LLM, VLM, image, and video generation from one control plane.
Takeaway: It’s never one trick. We assemble the right mix—quantization, sparsity, batching, KV-cache logic, speculative decoding, and kernel tuning—to meet your latency, stability, and serving-efficiency targets.
Deploy on our managed cloud, your VPC/on-prem, or self-built GPU clusters — all supported under a unified orchestration layer with multi-region footprints.
SLA: 99.9%+ uptime envelope with built-in controls for regulated environments.
We’re rolling out Eigen’s GPU Cloud, a managed platform that turns your SLA into a production-grade API in just a few clicks.
It ships with the same acceleration stack (FP4 / PTQ / QAT/sparsity/kernels) and the same operational guarantees (autoscaling, hot restarts, HA, observability). Bring your model or choose from our catalog; ship without friction.
Artificial Efficient Intelligence — AGI Tomorrow, AEI Today.