SAT baseline
Tiny SAT and UNSAT smoke instances completed in a little over `4.1 s` end to end from upload to final result on the remote SAT worker.
Evidence
This page collects concrete performance notes, sample workloads, and practical guides for Both Hemispheres. The goal is to give technical buyers something better than generic marketing copy: measured examples, workflow details, and clear next steps.
Measured Examples
Tiny SAT and UNSAT smoke instances completed in a little over `4.1 s` end to end from upload to final result on the remote SAT worker.
A short OpenAI-compatible Llama 4 Scout chat request completed in `3.25 s` total with a `70-token` response payload.
A practical how-to for uploading DIMACS files, interpreting SAT or UNSAT results, and using sample inputs to evaluate the service quickly.
Method
Next Step
The fastest path to conversion is still a real workload. Start with trial credits, use a sample file or the curl example, and compare the service against your actual use case.