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Serve your own LLMs at up to 3× the throughput.

SlipStream is a serving platform for the models you host yourself. It learns from live traffic and adapts its acceleration to each use case on its own, so the GPUs you already pay for do more work.

Up to 3× throughput compared with baseline serving, measured in internal benchmarks. Full test conditions will be published at launch.

Throughput across a simulated day

Operating mode
Peak
2.4×
Day average
1.8×
Adaptations
18
Illustrative, not benchmark data. Throughput is a multiple of baseline serving; each red tick is one adaptation.

More tokens from the same GPUs

Traffic changes by the hour. SlipStream learns each use case and keeps its acceleration matched to what your users send.

Up to 3× throughput
Compared with baseline serving, on the GPUs you already run. More tokens per GPU-hour means less compute to buy.
Learns from live traffic
The acceleration learns from the requests you actually serve and keeps adapting as traffic shifts through the day.
Adapts per use case
Support chat, retrieval and overnight batch jobs produce very different text. Each one gets acceleration adapted to its own traffic, updated automatically.
Adapts within a response
A single turn can move from reasoning to a tool call to a written answer. Each part gets its own acceleration as your model writes it.
Three operating modes
Pick what each use case should optimize: cost, latency, or a balance of both.
Runs where your models run
Our managed cloud, your own cloud account, or GPUs you own. Your models stay yours in all three.

How it adapts

The same loop runs for every use case, all day, independently.

  1. Step 1

    Learn

    It watches each use case's live traffic: what the requests look like, what your model writes back, and how both change through the day.

  2. Step 2

    Adapt

    When that traffic changes enough to matter, the use case's acceleration adapts automatically, aimed at the mode you picked.

  3. Step 3

    Serve

    The adapted acceleration takes over on its own, with nobody hand-tuning anything. Your other use cases keep theirs.

Then back to step 1.

Tell it what matters

Choose a mode for each use case. Every adaptation aims at it.

Operating modes
ModeOptimizes forChoose it for
Cost sensitiveThe most tokens per GPU-hourBatch jobs, internal tools, and workloads where cost per token decides.
Latency sensitiveThe fastest responsesUser-facing chat and agents, where every wait is visible.
BalancedCost and speed, weighed togetherMixed workloads, or when you haven't decided yet.

Run it anywhere

Deploy it where your models live, on the stack you already run.

Deployment options
OptionSlipStream runsYou control
SlipStream cloudOn infrastructure we manageYour models and your endpoints
Your cloud (VPC)Inside your own cloud accountThe account, network and access policies
On-premOn GPUs you ownThe hardware and the network around it

Get on the early-access list

We'll onboard a small group of teams before launch. Leave a work email and we'll be in touch when a slot opens.

Want to talk it through first? Contact the team