Building a High-Performance and Portable vLLM Linear Backend with Helion

TL;DR We integrated Helion into vLLM’s linear backend to explore how an autotuned, high-level kernel DSL can improve LLM inference performance while reducing kernel implementation complexity. A single Helion general...

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2026-10-02 19:55 · PyTorch Blog
Building a High-Performance and Portable vLLM Linear Backend with Helion

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