Mercury: remote-memory scheduling for multi-GPU operators

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Introduced a loop-based communication IR treating remote GPU memory as schedulable storage, with parallelize, shift, shard and replicate transformations and autotuned multi-GPU operator schedules.

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The available anonymous technical preprint and the named authorship source are separate documents. Equivalence with the final proceedings version and its exact benchmark details is unconfirmed. Reuses established ring/Ulysses strategies; no all-operator coverage or global optimum is claimed.

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Yue Guan; Xinwei Qiang; Zaifeng Pan; Daniels Johnson; Yuanwei Fang; Keren Zhou; Yuke Wang; Wanlu Li; Yufei Ding; Adnan Aziz

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