Scientific computing increasingly relies on large language models to bridge the gap between domain expertise and implementation. Researchers routinely use LLMs to generate numerical routines, refactor legacy Fortran or C++ into modern Python, extract structured parameters from PDFs, and orchestrate multi-step simulation workflows. Because scientific tasks often involve long-context inputs, full research papers, extensive codebases, and multi-turn agentic loops, the underlying inference platform must handle lengthy prompts efficiently without
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