JD.com says it cut ad inference latency 15% with Huawei.

JD says generative ad models need about 1,000 times more compute, and the bottleneck is general-purpose processors and memory, not graphics chips.

A Huawei Kunpeng supernode links machines into a 300TB shared memory pool, replacing four cache tiers with two.

The 15% figure is JD’s and Huawei’s own account, given at Huawei’s Kunpeng industry summit.

How each outlet framed it
TMTPost
details JD's 300ms ad latency budget and the 1000x compute surge from generative recommendation models

Sources: TMTPost