MXFP4 Quantization Explained: The Microscaling Format Behind 2026 Inference
MXFP4 is the quantization format powering 2026 inference on NVIDIA Blackwell, AMD MI355X, and Intel Gaudi 3. What it does, why it works, and what it costs.
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MXFP4 is the quantization format powering 2026 inference on NVIDIA Blackwell, AMD MI355X, and Intel Gaudi 3. What it does, why it works, and what it costs.
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