An LLM inference server is processing a batch of three requests (A, B, C) and has just completed their initial, compute-intensive processing stage. At this moment, a new request (D) arrives. To maximize hardware utilization and overall system throughput, what is the most efficient action for the server to take in the very next iteration?
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An LLM inference server is processing a batch of three requests (A, B, C) and has just completed their initial, compute-intensive processing stage. At this moment, a new request (D) arrives. To maximize hardware utilization and overall system throughput, what is the most efficient action for the server to take in the very next iteration?
An LLM inference server that dynamically manages its workload is processing several requests. The following list describes the key events in this process. Arrange these events in the correct chronological order to reflect the most efficient operational flow.
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