Design multi-GPU matrix multiplication
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This question evaluates proficiency in multi-GPU parallelism and system-level ML engineering, covering data partitioning, inter-GPU communication primitives, compute scheduling and overlap, memory layout and buffer reuse, numerical precision trade-offs, synchronization, scalability, and failure handling.
Design and implement computing C = A × B across two GPUs when A and B must reside on both devices. Specify data partitioning (row/column/block tiling), communication primitives (e.g., all-reduce, all-gather, point-to-point), compute scheduling (tiled GEMM with overlap of compute and communication), memory layout and buffer reuse, numerical precision, synchronization, how you aggregate and return C, and discuss scalability and failure handling.
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