“AMD — Active contributor to vLLM governance alongside NVIDIA and cloud providers; example of how large chip companies are co-maintainers but cannot make strategic decisions for the project.”
Source→“Like a16z — they provided a grant to the vLLM project back in 2023.”
Source→“vLLM and NVIDIA recently just published a technical blog introducing vLLM's support for Draft-Flash, which allows certain models to reach speeds of over a thousand tokens per second.”
Source→“Red Hat is investing in vLLM. Why? Because it thinks vLLM is the next Linux. It has already packaged vLLM into many of its enterprise Linux distributions.”
Source→“vLLM and NVIDIA recently just published a technical blog introducing vLLM's support for Draft-Flash, which allows certain models to reach speeds of over a thousand tokens per second.”
Source→“Zhuohan graduated early — in 2024. At that time if he started a company he'd be alone, because the other students were students, very inexpensive — just needed food, housing, a computer and internet to work.”
Source→“Roger has also been working with us on the vLLM project for many years.”
Source→“Red Hat is investing in vLLM. Why? Because it thinks vLLM is the next Linux. It has already packaged vLLM into many of its enterprise Linux distributions.”
Source→“vLLM's trademark is now owned by the PyTorch Foundation — you can't close-source vLLM and then claim to support the vLLM project.”
Source→“vLLM and NVIDIA recently just published a technical blog introducing vLLM's support for Draft-Flash ...”
Source→“The 2026 serving stack, vLLM versus SGLang, and which one fits your workload.”
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