VKAE is an inference acceleration technology that optimizes GPU performance through software-level kernel improvements rather than hardware changes. The system achieved speedups ranging from 2.47x to 23.4x on various models running on NVIDIA B200 GPUs, with the largest gains observed on mixture-of-experts models that are memory-bandwidth-bound. The results emphasize reproducibility through Docker containers that allow independent verification, with a formal research paper on the technical methodology planned for publication. The central argument is that inference acceleration does not manufacture a new GPU but extracts significantly more throughput from existing hardware.