
Agent workloads break the assumptions most GPU sizing is built on. An agent makes many short model calls in sequence rather than one long generation, so latency compounds across a chain and context grows at every step. What that needs is low time-to-first-token and memory headroom for accumulated context, which is a different requirement from batch inference. We have that capacity from vetted partners, at wholesale rates.
Every step re-sends the accumulated context, so token consumption compounds with chain length rather than with request count.
Agent traces carry tool inputs and outputs, which are often more sensitive than the prompt itself. Tell us the jurisdiction you need and you contract directly with the operator.
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