TurboOCR v3 — high-speed document OCR server (C++/CUDA), ~520 img/s on RTX 5090
Summary
TurboOCR v3 is a self-hosted, high-speed OCR server that achieves ~520 images per second on an RTX 5090 using PP-OCRv6 models, with new structured parsing for tables and formulas.
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