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In part 1, we traced the physical journey of data through a GPU node, explained why PCIe topology matters for RDMA, and showed how Kubernetes has historically been blind to it. We ended with DRA and DRANET as the future.
This post makes th...
You’ve heard the pitch: scale your LLM across multiple GPUs, across multiple nodes, and watch throughput climb. What nobody tells you is that the path between your GPU and the network is a minefield of hardware topology decisions — and Kube...
One of the biggest things I see people struggle with early is this:
you need to get hands on and build
know that what you build won’t matter, it’s for your learning
you’ll throw it away and move on
There’s no substitute f...
In the last post, I broke down a matrix multiplication on paper (in the article) before introducing the first bit of CUDA code! I concluded that article by performing a matrix multiplication on a single GPU, and showed why matri...
In the last post, I spent some words building up to what a tensor is and describing why they are useful in applications that benefit from high dimensionality, like machine learning. I then extended to the benefits of tensor para...
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