Vectris Says Waveform Raises AI Inference Throughput on Existing GPUs
Vectris announced in a press release that it has built Waveform, a control plane for recovering unused AI inference capacity inside deployed GPUs. The company said tests across NVIDIA H100, H200, and B200 infrastructure showed 30 to 73% higher throughput, 51 to 56% lower energy use, and 22 to 42% faster workload completion.
Waveform is designed to increase productive AI output without retraining models, changing model weights, or modifying GPU kernels. Vectris describes its metric as Compute Yield, meaning the amount of quality equivalent accepted AI output produced from existing compute infrastructure.
The company said the system is based on deterministic structural patterns it found inside AI inference workloads. Vectris said Waveform has also been tested across silicon from NVIDIA, AMD, and Intel.
Waveform is scheduled to launch on October 1, 2026, with initial access limited to design partners.
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