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Readers of the MIG and HAMi posts kept asking for the third option: hardware walls without the reslicing ops pain. This post answers with live captures of HAMi carving, expanding, and re-carving MIG geometry on the same 8x RTX PRO 6000 Blackwell node from posts one and two. The markdown pipeline now materializes raw HTML because this is the first post that embeds video evidence, and the contributor guide already promised raw HTML support. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Signed-off-by: Shubham Katara <shubham.katara@trivago.com>
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Publish: Dynamic MIG with HAMi, closing the GPU-sharing trilogy
Readers of the MIG deep dive and the HAMi vGPU guide kept asking for the third
option: hardware isolation without the reslicing ops pain. This post answers it —
same request API as post two, real MIG silicon underneath, with live video proof
of the card being carved, expanded, and re-carved on demand, on the same
8x RTX PRO 6000 Blackwell node as the first two posts.
Heads-up for reviewers
This is the first post that embeds video evidence, which surfaced that raw HTML
never actually rendered on the blog despite the contributor guide promising it.
That's fixed here, so previously dropped raw HTML in old posts will now show up —
all 193 posts verified rendering, but worth a glance at the preview deploy.