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@SemiAnalysis_X · Feb 25, 2026

Token Throughput per GPU vs. Interactivity

@SemiAnalysis_'s scatter plot drew 2.7K views on X: 0.1x @semianalysis_'s median post and #1,048 of 1,162 AI chart posts we hold by views. Read Oct 12, 2026.

Token throughput per GPU vs interactivity for DeepSeek R1

XDataScatter plotDeepSeek R1All DeepSeek modelsB200 (Dynamo SGLang, MTP)B200 (Dynamo SGLang, TRT)B200 (Dynamo TRT)B200 (Dynamo TRT, MTP)B200 (SGLang)B200 (TRT)B200 (TRT, MTP)B200 (SGLang, MTP)
Published by @SemiAnalysis_ on X, Feb 25, 2026. Source: x.com
11/ 100

ViralChart score

Quiet

Fewer views and a lower engagement rate than the median post.

#1,148 of 1,162 AI chart posts we hold · #24 of 24 @semianalysis_ posts. Score = views 40%, likes 30%, engagement rate 15%, save rate 15%, each as a percentile of every AI chart post we hold.

Our read

It lands in the Quiet quadrant, at #1,148 of 1,162 AI chart posts.

Its 2.7K views are 0.07x this company's 40.3K median, ranking #24 of 24 @SemiAnalysis_ posts.

The score of 11 sits at #1,148 of 1,162 AI chart posts and #24 of 24 @SemiAnalysis_ posts.

Engagement of 0.40% is 0.55x the 0.73% median among AI chart posts, at the 18th percentile.

0.1x@semianalysis_'s median post

2.7K views, where @semianalysis_'s typical post gets 40.3K.

0.0xthe median scatter plot post

Across 68 scatter plot posts we hold, the median gets 73.7K views.

2charts in this one post

The numbers belong to the post, so every chart in it shares them and it is ranked once.

bottom 18%engagement rate

0.40% of viewers liked, reposted, quoted or replied. The median post gets 0.73%.

Public X numbers from our read on Oct 12, 2026. Peers: 1,162 AI chart posts we hold and 24 from @semianalysis_.

Where it sits

Reach against resonance

Each dot is a post. Right is more views, up is a higher engagement rate. The lines are the medians, so the four corners are the four kinds of post.

Among 1,162 AI chart posts we hold

Score #1,148 of 1,162

Views2.7K#1,048bottom 10%
Likes10#1,115bottom 4%
Engagement rate0.40%#955bottom 18%
Save rate0.036%#947bottom 19%

Among 24 @semianalysis_ posts

Score #24 of 24

Views2.7K#24bottom 2%
Likes10#22bottom 10%
Engagement rate0.40%#19bottom 23%
Save rate0.036%#20bottom 19%

Growth

One read so far

Views2.7K
Age at our read230 days
Views per day of life12views divided by days since it was posted

Dots are our reads. The dotted line from the day it was posted to our first read is a gap, not data.

@semianalysis_'s posts over time

Every post from this account we hold, by date and views. This one is marked; the line is the running median of the last 10.

News · Feb 25, 2026

@SemiAnalysis_ scatter plot on token throughput per GPU

A 16-model scatter plot on token throughput per GPU against interactivity drew 2.7K views and a 0.40% engagement rate.

What happened

@SemiAnalysis_ posted a scatter plot on token throughput per GPU vs. interactivity for DeepSeek R1 on February 25, 2026. The post carried 2 charts, the other being TCO per GPU vs Interactivity, and came with 1 other post that day.

The numbers

It reached 2.7K views, #1,048 of 1,162 AI chart posts, against a 39.9K median among AI chart posts. Its score of 11 ranked #1,148 of 1,162 AI chart posts and #24 of 24 @SemiAnalysis_ posts.

The lesson

A 16-model scatter plot drew 2.7K views, 0.07x this company's 40.3K median, and a 0.40% engagement rate against a 0.73% median among AI chart posts. The chart shows token throughput per GPU values from 700 to 1900.

What it means

At #24 of 24 @SemiAnalysis_ posts and #1,148 of 1,162 AI chart posts, this scatter plot sits below the account's own 40.3K median views. The 0.40% engagement rate is 0.55x the 0.73% median among AI chart posts.

Written by ViralChart from public numbers read on Oct 12, 2026. Every number is checked against our data before it is shown.

Data and API

19 points read off this chart

Estimated from the image 50%
SeriesGroupValueRead
B200 (SGLang)1900 tok/s/gpuprinted
B200 (SGLang)1200 tok/s/gpuprinted
B200 (SGLang)1000 tok/s/gpuprinted
B200 (SGLang)900 tok/s/gpuprinted
B200 (SGLang)800 tok/s/gpuprinted
B200 (SGLang)700 tok/s/gpuprinted
B200 (SGLang)600 tok/s/gpuprinted
B200 (SGLang)400 tok/s/gpuprinted
MI355X (SGLang)1600 tok/s/gpuprinted
MI355X (SGLang)1200 tok/s/gpuprinted
MI355X (SGLang)1000 tok/s/gpuprinted
MI355X (SGLang)900 tok/s/gpuprinted

Showing 12 of 19. All points, the redraw and the maker

Max plan · API

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Static files in this prototype. The post JSON holds the public numbers, ranks, score, quadrant, our reads and, when checked, our copy.

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