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Inferred operator partitioning from limited tensor annotations and generated SPMD computation, supporting uneven/nested sharding, padding and halo exchange in XLA.
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Extends GShard and inherits XLA/SPMD. Pipeline support requires wrappers or existing pipelining in some cases; annotations are not removed entirely. Tested TPU utilization and compiler scalability are not general hardware/workload optimality.
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Yuanzhong Xu; HyoukJoong Lee; Dehao Chen; Blake Hechtman; Yanping Huang; Rahul Joshi; Maxim Krikun; Dmitry Lepikhin; Andy Ly; Marcello Maggioni; Ruoming Pang; Noam Shazeer; Shibo Wang; Tao Wang; Yonghui Wu; Zhifeng Chen
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GSPMD: compiler propagation of tensor sharding
Inferred operator partitioning from limited tensor annotations and generated SPMD computation, supporting uneven/nested sharding, padding and halo exchange in XLA.
Scientific scope
Extends GShard and inherits XLA/SPMD. Pipeline support requires wrappers or existing pipelining in some cases; annotations are not removed entirely. Tested TPU utilization and compiler scalability are not general hardware/workload optimality.
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People and systems
Yuanzhong Xu; HyoukJoong Lee; Dehao Chen; Blake Hechtman; Yanping Huang; Rahul Joshi; Maxim Krikun; Dmitry Lepikhin; Andy Ly; Marcello Maggioni; Ruoming Pang; Noam Shazeer; Shibo Wang; Tao Wang; Yonghui Wu; Zhifeng Chen
Source-listed authors or explicitly credited technical contributors for the cited versions. Family entries retain source-specific attribution; a combined list is not one original-paper byline or equal individual work. Names alone do not establish resolved identities.