Request-Level Energy Attribution for Batched LLM Serving
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arXiv:2608.00026v1 Announce Type: new Abstract: Batched LLM serving improves throughput but complicates energy accounting. GPU power telemetry is aggregate, whereas sustainability reporting, chargeback, and workload analysis often require request-level energy charges. Existing inference-energy benchmarks report model-, phase-, or token-level energy, and recent carbon-accounting work motivates Shapley fairness conceptually. Neither provides measured request-level ground truth, so how far the…
1Key Takeaways
- arXiv:2608.00026v1 Announce Type: new Abstract: Batched LLM serving improves throughput but complicates energy accounting.
- GPU power telemetry is aggregate, whereas sustainability reporting, chargeback, and workload analysis often require request-level energy charges.
- Existing inference-energy benchmarks report model-, phase-, or token-level energy, and recent carbon-accounting work motivates Shapley fairness conceptually.
- Neither provides measured request-level ground truth, so how far the….
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