Nvidia shows three ways to speed up a large AI model on its DGX Spark desktop
Running the 124-billion-parameter Ling-3.0-flash model one request at a time was slow because each step spent its time reading model weights from memory.
They swapped in faster kernels for the expert layers, stored the final output layer in a smaller number format to halve its reads, and let the model draft several tokens at once and check them together.