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TokenRouter: Efficient Serving System for Token-Level LLM Routing

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Briefings

A new system called TokenRouter was developed to handle token-level routing for large language models, achieving up to 64x higher decoding throughput than existing systems. The research team designed this solution using request-centric programming and a delayed-batching scheduler optimized via mathematical models. Despite significant challenges in implementation and step desynchronization, the system successfully advanced the cost-quality Pareto frontier for LLM serving.

Key points

• TokenRouter achieves 2.01-64.15x higher decoding throughput than existing systems across diverse routing algorithms and model pairs.
• The system uses a request-centric programming model where developers define routing logic per request while the runtime launches subservers for each LLM.

Context

This research addresses the challenge of efficiently serving token-level routed inference, which requires overcoming severe step desynchronization and high implementation complexity in current systems built on single-LLM assumptions.

Limitations

The study covers diverse routing algorithms, workloads, and model pairs but does not specify the exact geographic location of the research team or the specific hardware environment used for testing.

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