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# MoE (12)

  • Sparse CLOS × MoE 推理

    MoE 专家并行推理在 Sparse CLOS 网络上的效率与成本收益深度分析 · MegaScale / MixNet / UBEP / SpecMoE 多篇对比

  • DeepEP 深度分析索引

    源码级深度分析索引 · 主报告 + 三视角分报告 + 交叉讨论 + 专题深潜 · MoE AllToAll / NVLink+RDMA / Low-Latency

  • DeepGEMM & DeepEP 三向对比 (Survey by AI)

    47 篇深度分析报告(架构4篇 + 博客↔DeepGEMM 10篇 + 三向对比9篇 + DeepEP独立分析11篇 + 测试分析7篇 + 对称内存4篇 + V2弹性架构2篇)· 同步范式 Barrier→mbarrier FIFO / 通信模型 消息传递→Load-Store 对称直传

  • [Under Review] GPU-Driven RDMA(1): The Five Fundamental Challenges Where Memory and Communication Converge

    GPU-Driven RDMA is not just 'GPU initiates RDMA' — it is the tight coupling of memory and communication in a multi-execution-unit system (GPU + NIC + CPU), analogous to the multi-core era where cache coherence and memory ordering became first-class design problems. This article explores the five fundamental challenges this convergence creates: data transfer, ordering, consistency, network parallelism, and memory flexibility.

  • [Under Review] DeepEP × DualPipe : Deepdive into the hidden synchronization and Parallelization in EP Parallelization system

    Re-examining DeepSeek's MoE communication stack across five layers — from the physical network fabric up to global algorithmic scheduling — reveals that 'lock-free' and 'fully overlapped compute-communication' never actually eliminate synchronization. They redistribute it across physical-link queuing, microarchitectural bus arbitration, hardware-level memory-consistency fences, and algorithmic data-dependency waits.

  • DeepEP: From Expert Parallelization to Every Parallelization

    DeepEP began as an EP acceleration library for MoE models. Its rebranding to "Every Parallelization" signals a structural ambition: becoming the thin data-transfer abstraction layer that unifies operators, QoS, and direct-drive capabilities across rack- and cluster-scale compute. This post traces that trajectory, draws the NCCL parallel, and argues why a new unified memory-data-movement service layer is emerging.

  • DeepSeek-V4-Flash-0731 vs Kimi-K3: Full Benchmark Comparison

    DeepSeek-V4-Flash-0731 vs Kimi-K3 benchmark comparison. Kimi leads on all 5 shared benchmarks, but the two models target different segments — Flash efficiency vs flagship all-rounder.

  • Understanding GPU Microarchitecture from a Workload Perspective (3): DeepEP's First Principles

    DeepEP is not an All-to-All communication library — it is a Data Movement Runtime for MoE. Its core challenge is converting dynamic sparse Token-Expert mappings into continuous GPU-friendly data layouts. From first principles, this article analyzes DeepEP's complete design: layout transformation, Buffer pipeline, Warp Specialization, FIFO streaming, Metadata mapping, and the evolution toward Mega MoE.

  • Understanding GPU Microarchitecture from a Workload Perspective (2): Why Warp Specialization

    Warp Specialization transforms GPU from a batch-synchronous SIMT machine into a streaming dataflow engine. By assigning different Warps to different pipeline stages, it sacrifices local SIMD efficiency for global pipeline efficiency — the key to overlapping communication and compute in MoE dispatch, FlashAttention, and beyond.

  • Understanding GPU Microarchitecture from a Workload Perspective (1): The End of Block Independence and the Rise of On-chip Dataflow

    GPU's traditional execution model assumes Thread Blocks are independent — but modern AI workloads break this assumption. Hopper's two key evolutions — raising the Resident Block limit and introducing Thread Block Cluster — represent a fundamental shift: from optimizing single-Tensor-Core utilization to optimizing on-chip dataflow across the entire GPU.

  • When Do We Need a Global Address Service? — Beyond Programming Ease

    Unified addressing is often discussed as a programming-ease feature. But the real reason we need an independent, global address service is deeper: it is about amortizing the cost of establishing communication pipes, enabling data services at every latency tier to exchange data with lower overhead. From Redis to NVLink, the history of AI distributed systems is a history of address services evolving toward lower latency.

  • Two Paths, One Battlefield: Cost-Efficiency vs. High-Precision AI Models and What They Mean for Infrastructure

    The frontier model landscape is splitting into two directions: cost-efficiency (DeepSeek) and high-precision (Kimi3, Claude, GPT). For AI infrastructure, this bifurcation is not a problem — it's a design constraint that defines the storage hierarchy.

# RDMA (8)

  • DeepEP 深度分析索引

    源码级深度分析索引 · 主报告 + 三视角分报告 + 交叉讨论 + 专题深潜 · MoE AllToAll / NVLink+RDMA / Low-Latency

  • DeepGEMM & DeepEP 三向对比 (Survey by AI)

    47 篇深度分析报告(架构4篇 + 博客↔DeepGEMM 10篇 + 三向对比9篇 + DeepEP独立分析11篇 + 测试分析7篇 + 对称内存4篇 + V2弹性架构2篇)· 同步范式 Barrier→mbarrier FIFO / 通信模型 消息传递→Load-Store 对称直传

  • [AI Generated] Distributed Memory Pool Architecture: From UCX to cuDF/pandas/Ray/Arrow

    CXL/RDMA distributed memory pools upgrade memory from compute appendage to poolable network resource, but existing data analytics tooling (pandas/cuDF/Ray/Arrow) still assumes memory is a local compute-node appendage. This architectural mismatch demands redesign at every layer — from UCX communication to Arrow zero-copy protocol to DataFrame memory models.

  • [Under Review] GPU-Driven RDMA(1): The Five Fundamental Challenges Where Memory and Communication Converge

    GPU-Driven RDMA is not just 'GPU initiates RDMA' — it is the tight coupling of memory and communication in a multi-execution-unit system (GPU + NIC + CPU), analogous to the multi-core era where cache coherence and memory ordering became first-class design problems. This article explores the five fundamental challenges this convergence creates: data transfer, ordering, consistency, network parallelism, and memory flexibility.

  • OpenURMA: Open-Source FPGA Implementation of a UB-class RDMA Transport

    OpenURMA is an open-source FPGA implementation of the UB (Ultra-Bus) connectionless RDMA transport, achieving ≈500ns remote load/store latency on Alveo U50 (vs 2236ns on RoCE, 4.47× faster), while fully implementing the UB-Base-Specification 2.0.1 transaction and transport layers.

  • [Under Review] DeepEP × DualPipe : Deepdive into the hidden synchronization and Parallelization in EP Parallelization system

    Re-examining DeepSeek's MoE communication stack across five layers — from the physical network fabric up to global algorithmic scheduling — reveals that 'lock-free' and 'fully overlapped compute-communication' never actually eliminate synchronization. They redistribute it across physical-link queuing, microarchitectural bus arbitration, hardware-level memory-consistency fences, and algorithmic data-dependency waits.

  • Understanding GPU Microarchitecture from a Workload Perspective (3): DeepEP's First Principles

    DeepEP is not an All-to-All communication library — it is a Data Movement Runtime for MoE. Its core challenge is converting dynamic sparse Token-Expert mappings into continuous GPU-friendly data layouts. From first principles, this article analyzes DeepEP's complete design: layout transformation, Buffer pipeline, Warp Specialization, FIFO streaming, Metadata mapping, and the evolution toward Mega MoE.

  • When Do We Need a Global Address Service? — Beyond Programming Ease

    Unified addressing is often discussed as a programming-ease feature. But the real reason we need an independent, global address service is deeper: it is about amortizing the cost of establishing communication pipes, enabling data services at every latency tier to exchange data with lower overhead. From Redis to NVLink, the history of AI distributed systems is a history of address services evolving toward lower latency.

# DeepSeek (7)

# DeepEP (7)

  • DeepEP 深度分析索引

    源码级深度分析索引 · 主报告 + 三视角分报告 + 交叉讨论 + 专题深潜 · MoE AllToAll / NVLink+RDMA / Low-Latency

  • DeepGEMM & DeepEP 三向对比 (Survey by AI)

    47 篇深度分析报告(架构4篇 + 博客↔DeepGEMM 10篇 + 三向对比9篇 + DeepEP独立分析11篇 + 测试分析7篇 + 对称内存4篇 + V2弹性架构2篇)· 同步范式 Barrier→mbarrier FIFO / 通信模型 消息传递→Load-Store 对称直传

  • [Under Review] GPU-Driven RDMA(1): The Five Fundamental Challenges Where Memory and Communication Converge

    GPU-Driven RDMA is not just 'GPU initiates RDMA' — it is the tight coupling of memory and communication in a multi-execution-unit system (GPU + NIC + CPU), analogous to the multi-core era where cache coherence and memory ordering became first-class design problems. This article explores the five fundamental challenges this convergence creates: data transfer, ordering, consistency, network parallelism, and memory flexibility.

  • [Under Review] DeepEP × DualPipe : Deepdive into the hidden synchronization and Parallelization in EP Parallelization system

    Re-examining DeepSeek's MoE communication stack across five layers — from the physical network fabric up to global algorithmic scheduling — reveals that 'lock-free' and 'fully overlapped compute-communication' never actually eliminate synchronization. They redistribute it across physical-link queuing, microarchitectural bus arbitration, hardware-level memory-consistency fences, and algorithmic data-dependency waits.

  • DeepEP: From Expert Parallelization to Every Parallelization

    DeepEP began as an EP acceleration library for MoE models. Its rebranding to "Every Parallelization" signals a structural ambition: becoming the thin data-transfer abstraction layer that unifies operators, QoS, and direct-drive capabilities across rack- and cluster-scale compute. This post traces that trajectory, draws the NCCL parallel, and argues why a new unified memory-data-movement service layer is emerging.

  • Understanding GPU Microarchitecture from a Workload Perspective (3): DeepEP's First Principles

    DeepEP is not an All-to-All communication library — it is a Data Movement Runtime for MoE. Its core challenge is converting dynamic sparse Token-Expert mappings into continuous GPU-friendly data layouts. From first principles, this article analyzes DeepEP's complete design: layout transformation, Buffer pipeline, Warp Specialization, FIFO streaming, Metadata mapping, and the evolution toward Mega MoE.

  • Understanding GPU Microarchitecture from a Workload Perspective (2): Why Warp Specialization

    Warp Specialization transforms GPU from a batch-synchronous SIMT machine into a streaming dataflow engine. By assigning different Warps to different pipeline stages, it sacrifices local SIMD efficiency for global pipeline efficiency — the key to overlapping communication and compute in MoE dispatch, FlashAttention, and beyond.

# KV-Cache (6)

# CXL (5)

# GPU (4)

# MTP (4)

  • DeepSeek MTP 算力影响

    dspark MTP 算法对算力与总线系统行业的深度影响分析 · 算法设计者视角的范式推演

  • MTP 算法 Survey

    大模型推理 MTP (Multi-Token Prediction) 算法 Survey · 围绕 DeepSeek DSpark 的全景调研

  • MTP 论 — 多符预测对算力、芯片、互连之结构性影响

    以文言译英文原文,论多符预测(MTP)如何移推理之负载从访存密集转向计算密集,及其对芯片、互连、超节点之结构性冲击。

  • DeepSeek MTP: Structural Impact on Chips, Systems, and Interconnects

    DeepSeek's MTP doesn't just optimize inference — it restructures the compute-memory-interconnect triangle. This post analyzes the cascading impact on chip design, communication paradigms, supernode topology, and the competitive landscape of specialized silicon, with hard data from NVIDIA LPX, Groq Trillium, Cerebras WSE-3, and the linear-vs-sparse architecture war.

# Interconnect (4)

  • OpenURMA: Open-Source FPGA Implementation of a UB-class RDMA Transport

    OpenURMA is an open-source FPGA implementation of the UB (Ultra-Bus) connectionless RDMA transport, achieving ≈500ns remote load/store latency on Alveo U50 (vs 2236ns on RoCE, 4.47× faster), while fully implementing the UB-Base-Specification 2.0.1 transaction and transport layers.

  • DeepEP: From Expert Parallelization to Every Parallelization

    DeepEP began as an EP acceleration library for MoE models. Its rebranding to "Every Parallelization" signals a structural ambition: becoming the thin data-transfer abstraction layer that unifies operators, QoS, and direct-drive capabilities across rack- and cluster-scale compute. This post traces that trajectory, draws the NCCL parallel, and argues why a new unified memory-data-movement service layer is emerging.

  • DeepSeek MTP: Structural Impact on Chips, Systems, and Interconnects

    DeepSeek's MTP doesn't just optimize inference — it restructures the compute-memory-interconnect triangle. This post analyzes the cascading impact on chip design, communication paradigms, supernode topology, and the competitive landscape of specialized silicon, with hard data from NVIDIA LPX, Groq Trillium, Cerebras WSE-3, and the linear-vs-sparse architecture war.

  • Why I'm Bullish on CXL — A Market Game Theory Perspective

    CXL is not just another interconnect protocol. From a market game theory lens, I believe CXL's long-term positioning is structurally underappreciated. Four forces are converging to make CXL the inevitable backbone of open-memory infrastructure.

# NVIDIA (3)

  • NVIDIA 产品全规格深度调研

    NVIDIA GPU / CPU / 网络全产品线规格总览 · 含 8 篇 Agent 深度调研模块 (GPU 微架构 / 互联 / 内存 / 网络 / DGX / 边缘计算 / 学术论文 / 数据手册)

  • 超节点指标定义

    超节点行业指标定义深度调研 · 制造商(NVIDIA/华为/Google) / 云商 / 学术 三视角 + 量化指标体系

  • Trillium vs NVIDIA LPX 微架构分析

    Groq Trillium 与 NVIDIA LPX 微架构 / 集群架构深度对比 · 芯片设计范式 · 互联拓扑

# vLLM (3)

  • vLLM 架构统一分析

    12 章统一分析 + 3 专题 (第一性原理 / 热路径 / KV-Cache 4 层 / 分布式 / Ascend Overlay / Perf Handbook) · 百万序列 Prefill 专题 12 章 · KV Cache 即 Buffer / 1M token = 1.15 GB / NIXL vs Mooncake

  • P/D 分离 KVCache 流通

    vLLM / SGLang / LMCache / Mooncake / Dynamo 五大框架的 Prefill-Decode 分离 + KV Cache 路由内部实现源码级拆解

  • vLLM vs SGLang 推理引擎社区调研

    vLLM vs SGLang 全景对比 · Benchmark / 架构演进 / PD Disagg / KV Cache 设计哲学 · 2025.7~2026.7

# SGLang (3)

# Memory-Wall (3)

# AI Generated (3)

# Expert-Parallelism (3)

  • [Under Review] DeepEP × DualPipe : Deepdive into the hidden synchronization and Parallelization in EP Parallelization system

    Re-examining DeepSeek's MoE communication stack across five layers — from the physical network fabric up to global algorithmic scheduling — reveals that 'lock-free' and 'fully overlapped compute-communication' never actually eliminate synchronization. They redistribute it across physical-link queuing, microarchitectural bus arbitration, hardware-level memory-consistency fences, and algorithmic data-dependency waits.

  • DeepEP: From Expert Parallelization to Every Parallelization

    DeepEP began as an EP acceleration library for MoE models. Its rebranding to "Every Parallelization" signals a structural ambition: becoming the thin data-transfer abstraction layer that unifies operators, QoS, and direct-drive capabilities across rack- and cluster-scale compute. This post traces that trajectory, draws the NCCL parallel, and argues why a new unified memory-data-movement service layer is emerging.

  • Understanding GPU Microarchitecture from a Workload Perspective (3): DeepEP's First Principles

    DeepEP is not an All-to-All communication library — it is a Data Movement Runtime for MoE. Its core challenge is converting dynamic sparse Token-Expert mappings into continuous GPU-friendly data layouts. From first principles, this article analyzes DeepEP's complete design: layout transformation, Buffer pipeline, Warp Specialization, FIFO streaming, Metadata mapping, and the evolution toward Mega MoE.

# Microarchitecture (3)

# Warp-Specialization (3)

# Kimi3 (3)

# AI-Inference (3)

# 源码级 (2)

  • UMDK 深度分析文档索引

    3 份主报告 + 16 篇 CAM Agent 深挖 + 10 篇 URPC 专题文档 · CAM 通信加速库 v2 (8章) / URPC 统一远程过程调用 (11篇) / CAM v1 · 21K+ 分析行数

  • DeepEP 深度分析索引

    源码级深度分析索引 · 主报告 + 三视角分报告 + 交叉讨论 + 专题深潜 · MoE AllToAll / NVLink+RDMA / Low-Latency

# P-D分离 (2)

# 请求路由 (2)

# DSpark (2)

  • DeepSeek MTP 算力影响

    dspark MTP 算法对算力与总线系统行业的深度影响分析 · 算法设计者视角的范式推演

  • MTP 算法 Survey

    大模型推理 MTP (Multi-Token Prediction) 算法 Survey · 围绕 DeepSeek DSpark 的全景调研

# 算力 (2)

# 模型架构 (2)

  • DeepSeek MTP 算力影响

    dspark MTP 算法对算力与总线系统行业的深度影响分析 · 算法设计者视角的范式推演

  • MTP 算法 Survey

    大模型推理 MTP (Multi-Token Prediction) 算法 Survey · 围绕 DeepSeek DSpark 的全景调研

# CLOS (2)

  • Sparse CLOS × MoE 推理

    MoE 专家并行推理在 Sparse CLOS 网络上的效率与成本收益深度分析 · MegaScale / MixNet / UBEP / SpecMoE 多篇对比

  • Sparse Clos 组网深度调研

    Sparse Clos / SlimFly / Jupiter 等无阻塞组网技术的深度调研 · 来源: 论文 + 厂商 + 学术会议

# 专家并行 (2)

  • Sparse CLOS × MoE 推理

    MoE 专家并行推理在 Sparse CLOS 网络上的效率与成本收益深度分析 · MegaScale / MixNet / UBEP / SpecMoE 多篇对比

  • DeepEP 深度分析索引

    源码级深度分析索引 · 主报告 + 三视角分报告 + 交叉讨论 + 专题深潜 · MoE AllToAll / NVLink+RDMA / Low-Latency

# 超节点 (2)

  • AI 超节点总线调研

    2026H1 AI 超节点总线技术市场调研 · NVLink / UALink / PCIe 6 / 光互联 + 产业格局

  • 超节点指标定义

    超节点行业指标定义深度调研 · 制造商(NVIDIA/华为/Google) / 云商 / 学术 三视角 + 量化指标体系

# PCIe (2)

# 太空经济 (2)

# 产业调研 (2)

# LMCache (2)

# LPX (2)

  • Trillium vs NVIDIA LPX 微架构分析

    Groq Trillium 与 NVIDIA LPX 微架构 / 集群架构深度对比 · 芯片设计范式 · 互联拓扑

  • DeepSeek MTP: Structural Impact on Chips, Systems, and Interconnects

    DeepSeek's MTP doesn't just optimize inference — it restructures the compute-memory-interconnect triangle. This post analyzes the cascading impact on chip design, communication paradigms, supernode topology, and the competitive landscape of specialized silicon, with hard data from NVIDIA LPX, Groq Trillium, Cerebras WSE-3, and the linear-vs-sparse architecture war.

# Groq (2)

  • Trillium vs NVIDIA LPX 微架构分析

    Groq Trillium 与 NVIDIA LPX 微架构 / 集群架构深度对比 · 芯片设计范式 · 互联拓扑

  • DeepSeek MTP: Structural Impact on Chips, Systems, and Interconnects

    DeepSeek's MTP doesn't just optimize inference — it restructures the compute-memory-interconnect triangle. This post analyzes the cascading impact on chip design, communication paradigms, supernode topology, and the competitive landscape of specialized silicon, with hard data from NVIDIA LPX, Groq Trillium, Cerebras WSE-3, and the linear-vs-sparse architecture war.

# GDS (2)

# Memory Pool (2)

# Distributed (2)

# PyTorch (2)

# DataLoader (2)

# GPUDirect (2)

  • [AI Generated] PyTorch DataLoader for CXL DDR Pools: A Deep Software Architecture Analysis

    The critical missing piece in the CXL-for-training stack is not hardware capability, but a fundamental rethinking of PyTorch's DataLoader architecture. This report provides source-level analysis of PyTorch DataLoader internals, identifies exact integration points for CXL, and systematically answers five critical design questions — from data path to architectural philosophy.

  • [Under Review] GPU-Driven RDMA(1): The Five Fundamental Challenges Where Memory and Communication Converge

    GPU-Driven RDMA is not just 'GPU initiates RDMA' — it is the tight coupling of memory and communication in a multi-execution-unit system (GPU + NIC + CPU), analogous to the multi-core era where cache coherence and memory ordering became first-class design problems. This article explores the five fundamental challenges this convergence creates: data transfer, ordering, consistency, network parallelism, and memory flexibility.

# NCCL (2)

  • [Under Review] GPU-Driven RDMA(1): The Five Fundamental Challenges Where Memory and Communication Converge

    GPU-Driven RDMA is not just 'GPU initiates RDMA' — it is the tight coupling of memory and communication in a multi-execution-unit system (GPU + NIC + CPU), analogous to the multi-core era where cache coherence and memory ordering became first-class design problems. This article explores the five fundamental challenges this convergence creates: data transfer, ordering, consistency, network parallelism, and memory flexibility.

  • DeepEP: From Expert Parallelization to Every Parallelization

    DeepEP began as an EP acceleration library for MoE models. Its rebranding to "Every Parallelization" signals a structural ambition: becoming the thin data-transfer abstraction layer that unifies operators, QoS, and direct-drive capabilities across rack- and cluster-scale compute. This post traces that trajectory, draws the NCCL parallel, and argues why a new unified memory-data-movement service layer is emerging.

# CUDA (2)

# Data-Movement (2)

  • DeepEP: From Expert Parallelization to Every Parallelization

    DeepEP began as an EP acceleration library for MoE models. Its rebranding to "Every Parallelization" signals a structural ambition: becoming the thin data-transfer abstraction layer that unifies operators, QoS, and direct-drive capabilities across rack- and cluster-scale compute. This post traces that trajectory, draws the NCCL parallel, and argues why a new unified memory-data-movement service layer is emerging.

  • Understanding GPU Microarchitecture from a Workload Perspective (3): DeepEP's First Principles

    DeepEP is not an All-to-All communication library — it is a Data Movement Runtime for MoE. Its core challenge is converting dynamic sparse Token-Expert mappings into continuous GPU-friendly data layouts. From first principles, this article analyzes DeepEP's complete design: layout transformation, Buffer pipeline, Warp Specialization, FIFO streaming, Metadata mapping, and the evolution toward Mega MoE.

# Kimi (2)

# Dataflow (2)

# FlashAttention (2)

# Hopper (2)

# linear-attention (2)

# sparse-attention (2)

# DSA (2)

# long-context (2)

# H100 (1)

  • NVIDIA 产品全规格深度调研

    NVIDIA GPU / CPU / 网络全产品线规格总览 · 含 8 篇 Agent 深度调研模块 (GPU 微架构 / 互联 / 内存 / 网络 / DGX / 边缘计算 / 学术论文 / 数据手册)

# B200 (1)

  • NVIDIA 产品全规格深度调研

    NVIDIA GPU / CPU / 网络全产品线规格总览 · 含 8 篇 Agent 深度调研模块 (GPU 微架构 / 互联 / 内存 / 网络 / DGX / 边缘计算 / 学术论文 / 数据手册)

# GB200 (1)

  • NVIDIA 产品全规格深度调研

    NVIDIA GPU / CPU / 网络全产品线规格总览 · 含 8 篇 Agent 深度调研模块 (GPU 微架构 / 互联 / 内存 / 网络 / DGX / 边缘计算 / 学术论文 / 数据手册)

# Grace (1)

  • NVIDIA 产品全规格深度调研

    NVIDIA GPU / CPU / 网络全产品线规格总览 · 含 8 篇 Agent 深度调研模块 (GPU 微架构 / 互联 / 内存 / 网络 / DGX / 边缘计算 / 学术论文 / 数据手册)

# Spectrum-X (1)

  • NVIDIA 产品全规格深度调研

    NVIDIA GPU / CPU / 网络全产品线规格总览 · 含 8 篇 Agent 深度调研模块 (GPU 微架构 / 互联 / 内存 / 网络 / DGX / 边缘计算 / 学术论文 / 数据手册)

# 数据中心 (1)

  • NVIDIA 产品全规格深度调研

    NVIDIA GPU / CPU / 网络全产品线规格总览 · 含 8 篇 Agent 深度调研模块 (GPU 微架构 / 互联 / 内存 / 网络 / DGX / 边缘计算 / 学术论文 / 数据手册)

# Agent调研 (1)

  • NVIDIA 产品全规格深度调研

    NVIDIA GPU / CPU / 网络全产品线规格总览 · 含 8 篇 Agent 深度调研模块 (GPU 微架构 / 互联 / 内存 / 网络 / DGX / 边缘计算 / 学术论文 / 数据手册)

# AMD (1)

  • AMD 全栈 AI 基础设施调研

    AMD Advancing AI 2026 全栈深度调研 · EPYC Venice (Zen 6/6c, 256 核) / MI455X (CDNA 4, 2.61 PFLOPS FP8) / Helios 机架 / Ryzen AI Gorgon · 芯片 + 集群 + 路线图

# EPYC (1)

  • AMD 全栈 AI 基础设施调研

    AMD Advancing AI 2026 全栈深度调研 · EPYC Venice (Zen 6/6c, 256 核) / MI455X (CDNA 4, 2.61 PFLOPS FP8) / Helios 机架 / Ryzen AI Gorgon · 芯片 + 集群 + 路线图

# Venice (1)

  • AMD 全栈 AI 基础设施调研

    AMD Advancing AI 2026 全栈深度调研 · EPYC Venice (Zen 6/6c, 256 核) / MI455X (CDNA 4, 2.61 PFLOPS FP8) / Helios 机架 / Ryzen AI Gorgon · 芯片 + 集群 + 路线图

# MI455X (1)

  • AMD 全栈 AI 基础设施调研

    AMD Advancing AI 2026 全栈深度调研 · EPYC Venice (Zen 6/6c, 256 核) / MI455X (CDNA 4, 2.61 PFLOPS FP8) / Helios 机架 / Ryzen AI Gorgon · 芯片 + 集群 + 路线图

# CDNA (1)

  • AMD 全栈 AI 基础设施调研

    AMD Advancing AI 2026 全栈深度调研 · EPYC Venice (Zen 6/6c, 256 核) / MI455X (CDNA 4, 2.61 PFLOPS FP8) / Helios 机架 / Ryzen AI Gorgon · 芯片 + 集群 + 路线图

# Helios (1)

  • AMD 全栈 AI 基础设施调研

    AMD Advancing AI 2026 全栈深度调研 · EPYC Venice (Zen 6/6c, 256 核) / MI455X (CDNA 4, 2.61 PFLOPS FP8) / Helios 机架 / Ryzen AI Gorgon · 芯片 + 集群 + 路线图

# Zen6 (1)

  • AMD 全栈 AI 基础设施调研

    AMD Advancing AI 2026 全栈深度调研 · EPYC Venice (Zen 6/6c, 256 核) / MI455X (CDNA 4, 2.61 PFLOPS FP8) / Helios 机架 / Ryzen AI Gorgon · 芯片 + 集群 + 路线图

# RyzenAI (1)

  • AMD 全栈 AI 基础设施调研

    AMD Advancing AI 2026 全栈深度调研 · EPYC Venice (Zen 6/6c, 256 核) / MI455X (CDNA 4, 2.61 PFLOPS FP8) / Helios 机架 / Ryzen AI Gorgon · 芯片 + 集群 + 路线图

# Gorgon (1)

  • AMD 全栈 AI 基础设施调研

    AMD Advancing AI 2026 全栈深度调研 · EPYC Venice (Zen 6/6c, 256 核) / MI455X (CDNA 4, 2.61 PFLOPS FP8) / Helios 机架 / Ryzen AI Gorgon · 芯片 + 集群 + 路线图

# 路线图 (1)

  • AMD 全栈 AI 基础设施调研

    AMD Advancing AI 2026 全栈深度调研 · EPYC Venice (Zen 6/6c, 256 核) / MI455X (CDNA 4, 2.61 PFLOPS FP8) / Helios 机架 / Ryzen AI Gorgon · 芯片 + 集群 + 路线图

# UMDK (1)

  • UMDK 深度分析文档索引

    3 份主报告 + 16 篇 CAM Agent 深挖 + 10 篇 URPC 专题文档 · CAM 通信加速库 v2 (8章) / URPC 统一远程过程调用 (11篇) / CAM v1 · 21K+ 分析行数

# CAM (1)

  • UMDK 深度分析文档索引

    3 份主报告 + 16 篇 CAM Agent 深挖 + 10 篇 URPC 专题文档 · CAM 通信加速库 v2 (8章) / URPC 统一远程过程调用 (11篇) / CAM v1 · 21K+ 分析行数

# URPC (1)

  • UMDK 深度分析文档索引

    3 份主报告 + 16 篇 CAM Agent 深挖 + 10 篇 URPC 专题文档 · CAM 通信加速库 v2 (8章) / URPC 统一远程过程调用 (11篇) / CAM v1 · 21K+ 分析行数

# EP通信 (1)

  • UMDK 深度分析文档索引

    3 份主报告 + 16 篇 CAM Agent 深挖 + 10 篇 URPC 专题文档 · CAM 通信加速库 v2 (8章) / URPC 统一远程过程调用 (11篇) / CAM v1 · 21K+ 分析行数

# Low-Latency (1)

  • UMDK 深度分析文档索引

    3 份主报告 + 16 篇 CAM Agent 深挖 + 10 篇 URPC 专题文档 · CAM 通信加速库 v2 (8章) / URPC 统一远程过程调用 (11篇) / CAM v1 · 21K+ 分析行数

# Fused Deep MoE (1)

  • UMDK 深度分析文档索引

    3 份主报告 + 16 篇 CAM Agent 深挖 + 10 篇 URPC 专题文档 · CAM 通信加速库 v2 (8章) / URPC 统一远程过程调用 (11篇) / CAM v1 · 21K+ 分析行数

# Catlass (1)

  • UMDK 深度分析文档索引

    3 份主报告 + 16 篇 CAM Agent 深挖 + 10 篇 URPC 专题文档 · CAM 通信加速库 v2 (8章) / URPC 统一远程过程调用 (11篇) / CAM v1 · 21K+ 分析行数

# UBPlus (1)

  • UMDK 深度分析文档索引

    3 份主报告 + 16 篇 CAM Agent 深挖 + 10 篇 URPC 专题文档 · CAM 通信加速库 v2 (8章) / URPC 统一远程过程调用 (11篇) / CAM v1 · 21K+ 分析行数

# MoE专家并行 (1)

  • UMDK 深度分析文档索引

    3 份主报告 + 16 篇 CAM Agent 深挖 + 10 篇 URPC 专题文档 · CAM 通信加速库 v2 (8章) / URPC 统一远程过程调用 (11篇) / CAM v1 · 21K+ 分析行数

# 调度器 (1)

  • vLLM 架构统一分析

    12 章统一分析 + 3 专题 (第一性原理 / 热路径 / KV-Cache 4 层 / 分布式 / Ascend Overlay / Perf Handbook) · 百万序列 Prefill 专题 12 章 · KV Cache 即 Buffer / 1M token = 1.15 GB / NIXL vs Mooncake

# 分布式推理 (1)

  • vLLM 架构统一分析

    12 章统一分析 + 3 专题 (第一性原理 / 热路径 / KV-Cache 4 层 / 分布式 / Ascend Overlay / Perf Handbook) · 百万序列 Prefill 专题 12 章 · KV Cache 即 Buffer / 1M token = 1.15 GB / NIXL vs Mooncake

# Ascend (1)

  • vLLM 架构统一分析

    12 章统一分析 + 3 专题 (第一性原理 / 热路径 / KV-Cache 4 层 / 分布式 / Ascend Overlay / Perf Handbook) · 百万序列 Prefill 专题 12 章 · KV Cache 即 Buffer / 1M token = 1.15 GB / NIXL vs Mooncake

# 百万Prefill (1)

  • vLLM 架构统一分析

    12 章统一分析 + 3 专题 (第一性原理 / 热路径 / KV-Cache 4 层 / 分布式 / Ascend Overlay / Perf Handbook) · 百万序列 Prefill 专题 12 章 · KV Cache 即 Buffer / 1M token = 1.15 GB / NIXL vs Mooncake

# D卡缓冲 (1)

  • vLLM 架构统一分析

    12 章统一分析 + 3 专题 (第一性原理 / 热路径 / KV-Cache 4 层 / 分布式 / Ascend Overlay / Perf Handbook) · 百万序列 Prefill 专题 12 章 · KV Cache 即 Buffer / 1M token = 1.15 GB / NIXL vs Mooncake

# HBM索引 (1)

  • vLLM 架构统一分析

    12 章统一分析 + 3 专题 (第一性原理 / 热路径 / KV-Cache 4 层 / 分布式 / Ascend Overlay / Perf Handbook) · 百万序列 Prefill 专题 12 章 · KV Cache 即 Buffer / 1M token = 1.15 GB / NIXL vs Mooncake

# Dynamo (1)

  • P/D 分离 KVCache 流通

    vLLM / SGLang / LMCache / Mooncake / Dynamo 五大框架的 Prefill-Decode 分离 + KV Cache 路由内部实现源码级拆解

# MLSys (1)

  • MLSys 2026 深度综合

    Keynote + 19 篇论文逐篇深度解读后的跨论文战略综合 · 6 条主轴: 同步税 / 存储层级重定义 / P2P 转移 / Superchip 冲击 / 批判性转向 / 训练路线分叉

# 论文综述 (1)

  • MLSys 2026 深度综合

    Keynote + 19 篇论文逐篇深度解读后的跨论文战略综合 · 6 条主轴: 同步税 / 存储层级重定义 / P2P 转移 / Superchip 冲击 / 批判性转向 / 训练路线分叉

# 训练系统 (1)

  • MLSys 2026 深度综合

    Keynote + 19 篇论文逐篇深度解读后的跨论文战略综合 · 6 条主轴: 同步税 / 存储层级重定义 / P2P 转移 / Superchip 冲击 / 批判性转向 / 训练路线分叉

# 推理系统 (1)

  • MLSys 2026 深度综合

    Keynote + 19 篇论文逐篇深度解读后的跨论文战略综合 · 6 条主轴: 同步税 / 存储层级重定义 / P2P 转移 / Superchip 冲击 / 批判性转向 / 训练路线分叉

# Superchip (1)

  • MLSys 2026 深度综合

    Keynote + 19 篇论文逐篇深度解读后的跨论文战略综合 · 6 条主轴: 同步税 / 存储层级重定义 / P2P 转移 / Superchip 冲击 / 批判性转向 / 训练路线分叉

# 存储层级 (1)

  • MLSys 2026 深度综合

    Keynote + 19 篇论文逐篇深度解读后的跨论文战略综合 · 6 条主轴: 同步税 / 存储层级重定义 / P2P 转移 / Superchip 冲击 / 批判性转向 / 训练路线分叉

# 推理加速 (1)

  • DeepSeek MTP 算力影响

    dspark MTP 算法对算力与总线系统行业的深度影响分析 · 算法设计者视角的范式推演

# SparseCLOS (1)

  • Sparse CLOS × MoE 推理

    MoE 专家并行推理在 Sparse CLOS 网络上的效率与成本收益深度分析 · MegaScale / MixNet / UBEP / SpecMoE 多篇对比

# MegaScale (1)

  • Sparse CLOS × MoE 推理

    MoE 专家并行推理在 Sparse CLOS 网络上的效率与成本收益深度分析 · MegaScale / MixNet / UBEP / SpecMoE 多篇对比

# SpecMoE (1)

  • Sparse CLOS × MoE 推理

    MoE 专家并行推理在 Sparse CLOS 网络上的效率与成本收益深度分析 · MegaScale / MixNet / UBEP / SpecMoE 多篇对比

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# 光互联 (1)

  • AI 超节点总线调研

    2026H1 AI 超节点总线技术市场调研 · NVLink / UALink / PCIe 6 / 光互联 + 产业格局

# 集群 (1)

  • AI 超节点总线调研

    2026H1 AI 超节点总线技术市场调研 · NVLink / UALink / PCIe 6 / 光互联 + 产业格局

# 指标体系 (1)

  • 超节点指标定义

    超节点行业指标定义深度调研 · 制造商(NVIDIA/华为/Google) / 云商 / 学术 三视角 + 量化指标体系

# 华为 (1)

  • 超节点指标定义

    超节点行业指标定义深度调研 · 制造商(NVIDIA/华为/Google) / 云商 / 学术 三视角 + 量化指标体系

# Google (1)

  • 超节点指标定义

    超节点行业指标定义深度调研 · 制造商(NVIDIA/华为/Google) / 云商 / 学术 三视角 + 量化指标体系

# 量化指标 (1)

  • 超节点指标定义

    超节点行业指标定义深度调研 · 制造商(NVIDIA/华为/Google) / 云商 / 学术 三视角 + 量化指标体系

# 算法调研 (1)

  • MTP 算法 Survey

    大模型推理 MTP (Multi-Token Prediction) 算法 Survey · 围绕 DeepSeek DSpark 的全景调研

# 3DLS (1)

# 芯片架构 (1)

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# KV Cache (1)

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# RadixAttention (1)

# 基准测试 (1)

# AllToAll (1)

  • DeepEP 深度分析索引

    源码级深度分析索引 · 主报告 + 三视角分报告 + 交叉讨论 + 专题深潜 · MoE AllToAll / NVLink+RDMA / Low-Latency

# 通信库 (1)

  • DeepEP 深度分析索引

    源码级深度分析索引 · 主报告 + 三视角分报告 + 交叉讨论 + 专题深潜 · MoE AllToAll / NVLink+RDMA / Low-Latency

# DeepGEMM (1)

  • DeepGEMM & DeepEP 三向对比 (Survey by AI)

    47 篇深度分析报告(架构4篇 + 博客↔DeepGEMM 10篇 + 三向对比9篇 + DeepEP独立分析11篇 + 测试分析7篇 + 对称内存4篇 + V2弹性架构2篇)· 同步范式 Barrier→mbarrier FIFO / 通信模型 消息传递→Load-Store 对称直传

# Mega MoE (1)

  • DeepGEMM & DeepEP 三向对比 (Survey by AI)

    47 篇深度分析报告(架构4篇 + 博客↔DeepGEMM 10篇 + 三向对比9篇 + DeepEP独立分析11篇 + 测试分析7篇 + 对称内存4篇 + V2弹性架构2篇)· 同步范式 Barrier→mbarrier FIFO / 通信模型 消息传递→Load-Store 对称直传

# SymmBuffer (1)

  • DeepGEMM & DeepEP 三向对比 (Survey by AI)

    47 篇深度分析报告(架构4篇 + 博客↔DeepGEMM 10篇 + 三向对比9篇 + DeepEP独立分析11篇 + 测试分析7篇 + 对称内存4篇 + V2弹性架构2篇)· 同步范式 Barrier→mbarrier FIFO / 通信模型 消息传递→Load-Store 对称直传

# Warp Specialization (1)

  • DeepGEMM & DeepEP 三向对比 (Survey by AI)

    47 篇深度分析报告(架构4篇 + 博客↔DeepGEMM 10篇 + 三向对比9篇 + DeepEP独立分析11篇 + 测试分析7篇 + 对称内存4篇 + V2弹性架构2篇)· 同步范式 Barrier→mbarrier FIFO / 通信模型 消息传递→Load-Store 对称直传

# 对称内存 (1)

  • DeepGEMM & DeepEP 三向对比 (Survey by AI)

    47 篇深度分析报告(架构4篇 + 博客↔DeepGEMM 10篇 + 三向对比9篇 + DeepEP独立分析11篇 + 测试分析7篇 + 对称内存4篇 + V2弹性架构2篇)· 同步范式 Barrier→mbarrier FIFO / 通信模型 消息传递→Load-Store 对称直传

# 博客验证 (1)

  • DeepGEMM & DeepEP 三向对比 (Survey by AI)

    47 篇深度分析报告(架构4篇 + 博客↔DeepGEMM 10篇 + 三向对比9篇 + DeepEP独立分析11篇 + 测试分析7篇 + 对称内存4篇 + V2弹性架构2篇)· 同步范式 Barrier→mbarrier FIFO / 通信模型 消息传递→Load-Store 对称直传

# 三向对比 (1)

  • DeepGEMM & DeepEP 三向对比 (Survey by AI)

    47 篇深度分析报告(架构4篇 + 博客↔DeepGEMM 10篇 + 三向对比9篇 + DeepEP独立分析11篇 + 测试分析7篇 + 对称内存4篇 + V2弹性架构2篇)· 同步范式 Barrier→mbarrier FIFO / 通信模型 消息传递→Load-Store 对称直传

# BaM (1)

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# System-Architecture (1)

# UCX (1)

  • [AI Generated] Distributed Memory Pool Architecture: From UCX to cuDF/pandas/Ray/Arrow

    CXL/RDMA distributed memory pools upgrade memory from compute appendage to poolable network resource, but existing data analytics tooling (pandas/cuDF/Ray/Arrow) still assumes memory is a local compute-node appendage. This architectural mismatch demands redesign at every layer — from UCX communication to Arrow zero-copy protocol to DataFrame memory models.

# cuDF (1)

  • [AI Generated] Distributed Memory Pool Architecture: From UCX to cuDF/pandas/Ray/Arrow

    CXL/RDMA distributed memory pools upgrade memory from compute appendage to poolable network resource, but existing data analytics tooling (pandas/cuDF/Ray/Arrow) still assumes memory is a local compute-node appendage. This architectural mismatch demands redesign at every layer — from UCX communication to Arrow zero-copy protocol to DataFrame memory models.

# Arrow (1)

  • [AI Generated] Distributed Memory Pool Architecture: From UCX to cuDF/pandas/Ray/Arrow

    CXL/RDMA distributed memory pools upgrade memory from compute appendage to poolable network resource, but existing data analytics tooling (pandas/cuDF/Ray/Arrow) still assumes memory is a local compute-node appendage. This architectural mismatch demands redesign at every layer — from UCX communication to Arrow zero-copy protocol to DataFrame memory models.

# Ray (1)

  • [AI Generated] Distributed Memory Pool Architecture: From UCX to cuDF/pandas/Ray/Arrow

    CXL/RDMA distributed memory pools upgrade memory from compute appendage to poolable network resource, but existing data analytics tooling (pandas/cuDF/Ray/Arrow) still assumes memory is a local compute-node appendage. This architectural mismatch demands redesign at every layer — from UCX communication to Arrow zero-copy protocol to DataFrame memory models.

# Dask (1)

  • [AI Generated] Distributed Memory Pool Architecture: From UCX to cuDF/pandas/Ray/Arrow

    CXL/RDMA distributed memory pools upgrade memory from compute appendage to poolable network resource, but existing data analytics tooling (pandas/cuDF/Ray/Arrow) still assumes memory is a local compute-node appendage. This architectural mismatch demands redesign at every layer — from UCX communication to Arrow zero-copy protocol to DataFrame memory models.

# pandas (1)

  • [AI Generated] Distributed Memory Pool Architecture: From UCX to cuDF/pandas/Ray/Arrow

    CXL/RDMA distributed memory pools upgrade memory from compute appendage to poolable network resource, but existing data analytics tooling (pandas/cuDF/Ray/Arrow) still assumes memory is a local compute-node appendage. This architectural mismatch demands redesign at every layer — from UCX communication to Arrow zero-copy protocol to DataFrame memory models.

# Dataset (1)

# NUMA (1)

# Prefetch (1)

# LLM Training (1)

# DDR Pool (1)

  • [AI Generated] PyTorch DataLoader for CXL DDR Pools: A Deep Software Architecture Analysis

    The critical missing piece in the CXL-for-training stack is not hardware capability, but a fundamental rethinking of PyTorch's DataLoader architecture. This report provides source-level analysis of PyTorch DataLoader internals, identifies exact integration points for CXL, and systematically answers five critical design questions — from data path to architectural philosophy.

# Linux (1)

  • [AI Generated] PyTorch DataLoader for CXL DDR Pools: A Deep Software Architecture Analysis

    The critical missing piece in the CXL-for-training stack is not hardware capability, but a fundamental rethinking of PyTorch's DataLoader architecture. This report provides source-level analysis of PyTorch DataLoader internals, identifies exact integration points for CXL, and systematically answers five critical design questions — from data path to architectural philosophy.

# Memory (1)

  • [AI Generated] PyTorch DataLoader for CXL DDR Pools: A Deep Software Architecture Analysis

    The critical missing piece in the CXL-for-training stack is not hardware capability, but a fundamental rethinking of PyTorch's DataLoader architecture. This report provides source-level analysis of PyTorch DataLoader internals, identifies exact integration points for CXL, and systematically answers five critical design questions — from data path to architectural philosophy.

# PMDK (1)

  • [AI Generated] PyTorch DataLoader for CXL DDR Pools: A Deep Software Architecture Analysis

    The critical missing piece in the CXL-for-training stack is not hardware capability, but a fundamental rethinking of PyTorch's DataLoader architecture. This report provides source-level analysis of PyTorch DataLoader internals, identifies exact integration points for CXL, and systematically answers five critical design questions — from data path to architectural philosophy.

# Memkind (1)

  • [AI Generated] PyTorch DataLoader for CXL DDR Pools: A Deep Software Architecture Analysis

    The critical missing piece in the CXL-for-training stack is not hardware capability, but a fundamental rethinking of PyTorch's DataLoader architecture. This report provides source-level analysis of PyTorch DataLoader internals, identifies exact integration points for CXL, and systematically answers five critical design questions — from data path to architectural philosophy.

# DAXFS (1)

  • [AI Generated] PyTorch DataLoader for CXL DDR Pools: A Deep Software Architecture Analysis

    The critical missing piece in the CXL-for-training stack is not hardware capability, but a fundamental rethinking of PyTorch's DataLoader architecture. This report provides source-level analysis of PyTorch DataLoader internals, identifies exact integration points for CXL, and systematically answers five critical design questions — from data path to architectural philosophy.

# GDAKI (1)

  • [Under Review] GPU-Driven RDMA(1): The Five Fundamental Challenges Where Memory and Communication Converge

    GPU-Driven RDMA is not just 'GPU initiates RDMA' — it is the tight coupling of memory and communication in a multi-execution-unit system (GPU + NIC + CPU), analogous to the multi-core era where cache coherence and memory ordering became first-class design problems. This article explores the five fundamental challenges this convergence creates: data transfer, ordering, consistency, network parallelism, and memory flexibility.

# GIN (1)

  • [Under Review] GPU-Driven RDMA(1): The Five Fundamental Challenges Where Memory and Communication Converge

    GPU-Driven RDMA is not just 'GPU initiates RDMA' — it is the tight coupling of memory and communication in a multi-execution-unit system (GPU + NIC + CPU), analogous to the multi-core era where cache coherence and memory ordering became first-class design problems. This article explores the five fundamental challenges this convergence creates: data transfer, ordering, consistency, network parallelism, and memory flexibility.

# NVSHMEM (1)

  • [Under Review] GPU-Driven RDMA(1): The Five Fundamental Challenges Where Memory and Communication Converge

    GPU-Driven RDMA is not just 'GPU initiates RDMA' — it is the tight coupling of memory and communication in a multi-execution-unit system (GPU + NIC + CPU), analogous to the multi-core era where cache coherence and memory ordering became first-class design problems. This article explores the five fundamental challenges this convergence creates: data transfer, ordering, consistency, network parallelism, and memory flexibility.

# IBGDA (1)

  • [Under Review] GPU-Driven RDMA(1): The Five Fundamental Challenges Where Memory and Communication Converge

    GPU-Driven RDMA is not just 'GPU initiates RDMA' — it is the tight coupling of memory and communication in a multi-execution-unit system (GPU + NIC + CPU), analogous to the multi-core era where cache coherence and memory ordering became first-class design problems. This article explores the five fundamental challenges this convergence creates: data transfer, ordering, consistency, network parallelism, and memory flexibility.

# GPUNetIO (1)

  • [Under Review] GPU-Driven RDMA(1): The Five Fundamental Challenges Where Memory and Communication Converge

    GPU-Driven RDMA is not just 'GPU initiates RDMA' — it is the tight coupling of memory and communication in a multi-execution-unit system (GPU + NIC + CPU), analogous to the multi-core era where cache coherence and memory ordering became first-class design problems. This article explores the five fundamental challenges this convergence creates: data transfer, ordering, consistency, network parallelism, and memory flexibility.

# DOCA (1)

  • [Under Review] GPU-Driven RDMA(1): The Five Fundamental Challenges Where Memory and Communication Converge

    GPU-Driven RDMA is not just 'GPU initiates RDMA' — it is the tight coupling of memory and communication in a multi-execution-unit system (GPU + NIC + CPU), analogous to the multi-core era where cache coherence and memory ordering became first-class design problems. This article explores the five fundamental challenges this convergence creates: data transfer, ordering, consistency, network parallelism, and memory flexibility.

# FPGA (1)

  • OpenURMA: Open-Source FPGA Implementation of a UB-class RDMA Transport

    OpenURMA is an open-source FPGA implementation of the UB (Ultra-Bus) connectionless RDMA transport, achieving ≈500ns remote load/store latency on Alveo U50 (vs 2236ns on RoCE, 4.47× faster), while fully implementing the UB-Base-Specification 2.0.1 transaction and transport layers.

# OpenURMA (1)

  • OpenURMA: Open-Source FPGA Implementation of a UB-class RDMA Transport

    OpenURMA is an open-source FPGA implementation of the UB (Ultra-Bus) connectionless RDMA transport, achieving ≈500ns remote load/store latency on Alveo U50 (vs 2236ns on RoCE, 4.47× faster), while fully implementing the UB-Base-Specification 2.0.1 transaction and transport layers.

# UB (1)

  • OpenURMA: Open-Source FPGA Implementation of a UB-class RDMA Transport

    OpenURMA is an open-source FPGA implementation of the UB (Ultra-Bus) connectionless RDMA transport, achieving ≈500ns remote load/store latency on Alveo U50 (vs 2236ns on RoCE, 4.47× faster), while fully implementing the UB-Base-Specification 2.0.1 transaction and transport layers.

# SmartNIC (1)

  • OpenURMA: Open-Source FPGA Implementation of a UB-class RDMA Transport

    OpenURMA is an open-source FPGA implementation of the UB (Ultra-Bus) connectionless RDMA transport, achieving ≈500ns remote load/store latency on Alveo U50 (vs 2236ns on RoCE, 4.47× faster), while fully implementing the UB-Base-Specification 2.0.1 transaction and transport layers.

# Open-Source (1)

  • OpenURMA: Open-Source FPGA Implementation of a UB-class RDMA Transport

    OpenURMA is an open-source FPGA implementation of the UB (Ultra-Bus) connectionless RDMA transport, achieving ≈500ns remote load/store latency on Alveo U50 (vs 2236ns on RoCE, 4.47× faster), while fully implementing the UB-Base-Specification 2.0.1 transaction and transport layers.

# Load-Store (1)

  • OpenURMA: Open-Source FPGA Implementation of a UB-class RDMA Transport

    OpenURMA is an open-source FPGA implementation of the UB (Ultra-Bus) connectionless RDMA transport, achieving ≈500ns remote load/store latency on Alveo U50 (vs 2236ns on RoCE, 4.47× faster), while fully implementing the UB-Base-Specification 2.0.1 transaction and transport layers.

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# HSA (1)

# DeepSeek-V4 (1)

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# 16M-Token (1)

# Collective-Communication (1)

  • DeepEP: From Expert Parallelization to Every Parallelization

    DeepEP began as an EP acceleration library for MoE models. Its rebranding to "Every Parallelization" signals a structural ambition: becoming the thin data-transfer abstraction layer that unifies operators, QoS, and direct-drive capabilities across rack- and cluster-scale compute. This post traces that trajectory, draws the NCCL parallel, and argues why a new unified memory-data-movement service layer is emerging.

# Rack-Scale (1)

  • DeepEP: From Expert Parallelization to Every Parallelization

    DeepEP began as an EP acceleration library for MoE models. Its rebranding to "Every Parallelization" signals a structural ambition: becoming the thin data-transfer abstraction layer that unifies operators, QoS, and direct-drive capabilities across rack- and cluster-scale compute. This post traces that trajectory, draws the NCCL parallel, and argues why a new unified memory-data-movement service layer is emerging.

# Infrastructure-Abstraction (1)

  • DeepEP: From Expert Parallelization to Every Parallelization

    DeepEP began as an EP acceleration library for MoE models. Its rebranding to "Every Parallelization" signals a structural ambition: becoming the thin data-transfer abstraction layer that unifies operators, QoS, and direct-drive capabilities across rack- and cluster-scale compute. This post traces that trajectory, draws the NCCL parallel, and argues why a new unified memory-data-movement service layer is emerging.

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# Multi-Token-Prediction (1)

  • DeepSeek MTP: Structural Impact on Chips, Systems, and Interconnects

    DeepSeek's MTP doesn't just optimize inference — it restructures the compute-memory-interconnect triangle. This post analyzes the cascading impact on chip design, communication paradigms, supernode topology, and the competitive landscape of specialized silicon, with hard data from NVIDIA LPX, Groq Trillium, Cerebras WSE-3, and the linear-vs-sparse architecture war.

# Chip-Architecture (1)

  • DeepSeek MTP: Structural Impact on Chips, Systems, and Interconnects

    DeepSeek's MTP doesn't just optimize inference — it restructures the compute-memory-interconnect triangle. This post analyzes the cascading impact on chip design, communication paradigms, supernode topology, and the competitive landscape of specialized silicon, with hard data from NVIDIA LPX, Groq Trillium, Cerebras WSE-3, and the linear-vs-sparse architecture war.

# Supernode (1)

  • DeepSeek MTP: Structural Impact on Chips, Systems, and Interconnects

    DeepSeek's MTP doesn't just optimize inference — it restructures the compute-memory-interconnect triangle. This post analyzes the cascading impact on chip design, communication paradigms, supernode topology, and the competitive landscape of specialized silicon, with hard data from NVIDIA LPX, Groq Trillium, Cerebras WSE-3, and the linear-vs-sparse architecture war.

# Compute-Density (1)

  • DeepSeek MTP: Structural Impact on Chips, Systems, and Interconnects

    DeepSeek's MTP doesn't just optimize inference — it restructures the compute-memory-interconnect triangle. This post analyzes the cascading impact on chip design, communication paradigms, supernode topology, and the competitive landscape of specialized silicon, with hard data from NVIDIA LPX, Groq Trillium, Cerebras WSE-3, and the linear-vs-sparse architecture war.

# Speculative-Decoding (1)

  • DeepSeek MTP: Structural Impact on Chips, Systems, and Interconnects

    DeepSeek's MTP doesn't just optimize inference — it restructures the compute-memory-interconnect triangle. This post analyzes the cascading impact on chip design, communication paradigms, supernode topology, and the competitive landscape of specialized silicon, with hard data from NVIDIA LPX, Groq Trillium, Cerebras WSE-3, and the linear-vs-sparse architecture war.

# Cerebras (1)

  • DeepSeek MTP: Structural Impact on Chips, Systems, and Interconnects

    DeepSeek's MTP doesn't just optimize inference — it restructures the compute-memory-interconnect triangle. This post analyzes the cascading impact on chip design, communication paradigms, supernode topology, and the competitive landscape of specialized silicon, with hard data from NVIDIA LPX, Groq Trillium, Cerebras WSE-3, and the linear-vs-sparse architecture war.

# All-to-All (1)

  • Understanding GPU Microarchitecture from a Workload Perspective (3): DeepEP's First Principles

    DeepEP is not an All-to-All communication library — it is a Data Movement Runtime for MoE. Its core challenge is converting dynamic sparse Token-Expert mappings into continuous GPU-friendly data layouts. From first principles, this article analyzes DeepEP's complete design: layout transformation, Buffer pipeline, Warp Specialization, FIFO streaming, Metadata mapping, and the evolution toward Mega MoE.

# Buffer-System (1)

  • Understanding GPU Microarchitecture from a Workload Perspective (3): DeepEP's First Principles

    DeepEP is not an All-to-All communication library — it is a Data Movement Runtime for MoE. Its core challenge is converting dynamic sparse Token-Expert mappings into continuous GPU-friendly data layouts. From first principles, this article analyzes DeepEP's complete design: layout transformation, Buffer pipeline, Warp Specialization, FIFO streaming, Metadata mapping, and the evolution toward Mega MoE.

# FIFO (1)

  • Understanding GPU Microarchitecture from a Workload Perspective (3): DeepEP's First Principles

    DeepEP is not an All-to-All communication library — it is a Data Movement Runtime for MoE. Its core challenge is converting dynamic sparse Token-Expert mappings into continuous GPU-friendly data layouts. From first principles, this article analyzes DeepEP's complete design: layout transformation, Buffer pipeline, Warp Specialization, FIFO streaming, Metadata mapping, and the evolution toward Mega MoE.

# Metadata (1)

  • Understanding GPU Microarchitecture from a Workload Perspective (3): DeepEP's First Principles

    DeepEP is not an All-to-All communication library — it is a Data Movement Runtime for MoE. Its core challenge is converting dynamic sparse Token-Expert mappings into continuous GPU-friendly data layouts. From first principles, this article analyzes DeepEP's complete design: layout transformation, Buffer pipeline, Warp Specialization, FIFO streaming, Metadata mapping, and the evolution toward Mega MoE.

# CUTLASS (1)

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# Address-Service (1)

  • When Do We Need a Global Address Service? — Beyond Programming Ease

    Unified addressing is often discussed as a programming-ease feature. But the real reason we need an independent, global address service is deeper: it is about amortizing the cost of establishing communication pipes, enabling data services at every latency tier to exchange data with lower overhead. From Redis to NVLink, the history of AI distributed systems is a history of address services evolving toward lower latency.

# Unified-Addressing (1)

  • When Do We Need a Global Address Service? — Beyond Programming Ease

    Unified addressing is often discussed as a programming-ease feature. But the real reason we need an independent, global address service is deeper: it is about amortizing the cost of establishing communication pipes, enabling data services at every latency tier to exchange data with lower overhead. From Redis to NVLink, the history of AI distributed systems is a history of address services evolving toward lower latency.

# UVA (1)

  • When Do We Need a Global Address Service? — Beyond Programming Ease

    Unified addressing is often discussed as a programming-ease feature. But the real reason we need an independent, global address service is deeper: it is about amortizing the cost of establishing communication pipes, enabling data services at every latency tier to exchange data with lower overhead. From Redis to NVLink, the history of AI distributed systems is a history of address services evolving toward lower latency.

# Engram (1)

  • When Do We Need a Global Address Service? — Beyond Programming Ease

    Unified addressing is often discussed as a programming-ease feature. But the real reason we need an independent, global address service is deeper: it is about amortizing the cost of establishing communication pipes, enabling data services at every latency tier to exchange data with lower overhead. From Redis to NVLink, the history of AI distributed systems is a history of address services evolving toward lower latency.

# Parameter-Server (1)

  • When Do We Need a Global Address Service? — Beyond Programming Ease

    Unified addressing is often discussed as a programming-ease feature. But the real reason we need an independent, global address service is deeper: it is about amortizing the cost of establishing communication pipes, enabling data services at every latency tier to exchange data with lower overhead. From Redis to NVLink, the history of AI distributed systems is a history of address services evolving toward lower latency.

# KVCache (1)

  • When Do We Need a Global Address Service? — Beyond Programming Ease

    Unified addressing is often discussed as a programming-ease feature. But the real reason we need an independent, global address service is deeper: it is about amortizing the cost of establishing communication pipes, enabling data services at every latency tier to exchange data with lower overhead. From Redis to NVLink, the history of AI distributed systems is a history of address services evolving toward lower latency.

# Memory-Fabric (1)

  • When Do We Need a Global Address Service? — Beyond Programming Ease

    Unified addressing is often discussed as a programming-ease feature. But the real reason we need an independent, global address service is deeper: it is about amortizing the cost of establishing communication pipes, enabling data services at every latency tier to exchange data with lower overhead. From Redis to NVLink, the history of AI distributed systems is a history of address services evolving toward lower latency.

# Kernel-Fusion (1)

  • When Do We Need a Global Address Service? — Beyond Programming Ease

    Unified addressing is often discussed as a programming-ease feature. But the real reason we need an independent, global address service is deeper: it is about amortizing the cost of establishing communication pipes, enabling data services at every latency tier to exchange data with lower overhead. From Redis to NVLink, the history of AI distributed systems is a history of address services evolving toward lower latency.

# Latency-Taxonomy (1)

  • When Do We Need a Global Address Service? — Beyond Programming Ease

    Unified addressing is often discussed as a programming-ease feature. But the real reason we need an independent, global address service is deeper: it is about amortizing the cost of establishing communication pipes, enabling data services at every latency tier to exchange data with lower overhead. From Redis to NVLink, the history of AI distributed systems is a history of address services evolving toward lower latency.

# AI-Infra (1)

  • When Do We Need a Global Address Service? — Beyond Programming Ease

    Unified addressing is often discussed as a programming-ease feature. But the real reason we need an independent, global address service is deeper: it is about amortizing the cost of establishing communication pipes, enabling data services at every latency tier to exchange data with lower overhead. From Redis to NVLink, the history of AI distributed systems is a history of address services evolving toward lower latency.

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  • Why I'm Bullish on CXL — A Market Game Theory Perspective

    CXL is not just another interconnect protocol. From a market game theory lens, I believe CXL's long-term positioning is structurally underappreciated. Four forces are converging to make CXL the inevitable backbone of open-memory infrastructure.

# Marvell (1)

  • Why I'm Bullish on CXL — A Market Game Theory Perspective

    CXL is not just another interconnect protocol. From a market game theory lens, I believe CXL's long-term positioning is structurally underappreciated. Four forces are converging to make CXL the inevitable backbone of open-memory infrastructure.

# Broadcom (1)

  • Why I'm Bullish on CXL — A Market Game Theory Perspective

    CXL is not just another interconnect protocol. From a market game theory lens, I believe CXL's long-term positioning is structurally underappreciated. Four forces are converging to make CXL the inevitable backbone of open-memory infrastructure.

# Open-Standard (1)

  • Why I'm Bullish on CXL — A Market Game Theory Perspective

    CXL is not just another interconnect protocol. From a market game theory lens, I believe CXL's long-term positioning is structurally underappreciated. Four forces are converging to make CXL the inevitable backbone of open-memory infrastructure.

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