Constraint-Aware GPU Allocator Boosts Utilization by 33 Points
A team built a constraint-aware GPU allocator and benchmarked it against FIFO scheduling on identical hardware. GPU utilization rose by up to 33 percentage points, and priority-weighted output increased by up to 105% across seven scenarios. The key change was the order of allocation decisions.
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