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Modern LLM serving workloads are defined by strict latency requirements, high concurrency, and rapidly growing context lengths. Applications such as multi-turn chat, AI agents, and retrieval-augmented generation continuously build on prior context, leading to substantial reuse of previously computed states. In production, systems must minimize time-to-first-token (TTFT) while maintaining stable decoding throughput under heavy concurrent…
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The standard approach to reducing LLM inference costs is prefix caching, which reuses previously computed token states to avoid redundant computation. In practice, however, this approach misses significant caching opportunities in real-world agentic workloads! Caching in Agentic Workflows In agentic workloads, shared content (e.g., retrieved contexts and documents) frequently appears across requests at varied positions,…
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We have some exciting news to share: NVIDIA Dynamo has officially hit v1.0, and we couldn’t be more thrilled. This is a huge milestone for the LLM inference ecosystem and for us at LMCache, it’s a moment worth celebrating. What Is NVIDIA Dynamo, and Why Does It Matter? If you haven’t been following Dynamo’s journey,…
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Over the last few months, Claude Code has quietly become one of the most interesting & widely-adopted real-world agentic systems available to normal developers. Unlike cloud-only agents whose internals remain hidden behind API gateways like Perplexity, Devin, or Manus, nor as fully open source agents like Mini SWE Agent or Terminus 2 where you can…
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Announcing Tensormesh First I wanted to repeat here what I posted on the LMCache #general Slack channel last week: I am delighted to announce that the team that founded the LMCache project has decided to form a company, Tensormesh, a few months ago. As we are announcing the beta of our first product, we have…
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A flexible plugin system for enhanced observability and management Abstract In large-scale language model inference scenarios, efficient memory management and KV cache optimization are crucial. LMCache, as a KV cache management system specifically designed for vLLM, requires more flexible extension mechanisms to meet the needs of monitoring, troubleshooting, and state insight when facing complex production…
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We’re thrilled to announce that Nvidia Dynamo has integrated LMCache as a KV caching layer solution. This is a big milestone: Dynamo gets a battle-tested caching solution, and LMCache becomes part of a data center-scale inference platform used by many developers worldwide to deploy AI at scale. For comprehensive details about Dynamo’s KV cache optimization…
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In large language model inference scenarios, the performance and flexibility of KVCache caching systems directly impact overall service efficiency. LMCache, as a high-performance large model caching framework, provides developers with rich extension capabilities through its modular backend design. This article will start with LMCache backend’s extension mechanism, using the officially provided lmc_external_log_backend as an example,…
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We’re thrilled to share that LMCache has officially crossed 5,000 GitHub stars! 🚀 This milestone is not just a number — it’s a strong signal that KV cache technology has become a first-class citizen in the LLM inference stack, and that our community is leading the way. What is LMCache? LMCache is the first open-source…
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TL;DR: LLMs are transforming every product and service—from chatbots and copilots to intelligent document search and enterprise workflows. But running LLMs in production is still painfully slow, prohibitively expensive, and complex to manage. That changes today. We’re excited to announce the launch of LMIgnite — the first one-click deployable high-performance LLM inference backend for Conversational…
