This page separates the TiEE specification from implementation status, modeled outcomes, benchmark targets, and independently verified results. It is intended to make the evidence boundary explicit as the architecture moves from concept to reproducible engineering validation.
| CLAIM / COMPONENT | STATUS | INTERPRETATION |
|---|---|---|
| Edge filtration architecture | DEFINED | Part of the TiEE architectural specification. |
| EV scoring model | DEFINED / TO BE TESTED | Decision logic is specified; workload validity and calibration require testing. |
| Asynchronous broker pipeline | IMPLEMENTATION IN PROGRESS | Architecture calls for Kafka/Redis-style decoupling; production evidence is not yet claimed here. |
| Throughput improvement | UNVERIFIED | Requires apples-to-apples benchmark results with workload, hardware, configuration, and raw outputs published. |
| 20× / 2,000% throughput figure | HYPOTHESIS / BENCHMARK TARGET | Derived from an illustrative concurrency/latency model, not an independently verified production result. |
| 99.4% GPU utilization | HYPOTHESIS / BENCHMARK TARGET | Target to test under a defined accelerator workload and measurement methodology. |
| 36.8% compute reclamation | MODELED / HYPOTHESIS | Result of a simplified filtration-efficiency model; real outcomes depend on workload composition and boundaries. |
| 200,000 requests/second | BENCHMARK TARGET | Target derived from an illustrative model; no universal workload claim is made. |
| Independent verification | NOT YET COMPLETE | No site language should imply independent reproduction until supporting evidence is published. |
For a TiEE performance result to move from hypothesis to benchmarked status, Dragrush intends to identify the hardware and software environment, workload generator, baseline implementation, concurrency and latency conditions, measurement window, acceptance criteria, and raw output needed for reproduction. Independent verification will be labeled separately when completed by a third party.
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