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  • Item type:Publication,
    The landscape of GPU-Centric communication
    (Association for Computing Machinery, 2026-09-22)
    Sağbili, Doğan
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    Turimbetov, İlyas
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    Graduate School of Sciences and Engineering
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    Department of Computer Engineering
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    Yes
    In recent years, GPUs have become the preferred accelerators for HPC and ML applications due to their parallelism and high memory bandwidth. While GPUs boost computation, inter-GPU communication can create scalability bottlenecks, especially as the number of GPUs per node and cluster grows. Traditionally, the CPU managed multi-GPU communication, but advancements in GPU-centric communication now challenge this CPU dominance by reducing its involvement, granting GPUs more autonomy in communication tasks, and addressing mismatches in multi-GPU communication and computation. This article provides a landscape of GPU-centric communication, focusing on vendor mechanisms and user-level library supports. It aims to clarify the complexities and diverse options in this field, define the terminology, and categorize existing approaches within and across nodes. The article discusses vendor-provided mechanisms for communication and memory management in multi-GPU execution and reviews major communication libraries, their benefits, challenges, and performance insights. Then, it explores key research paradigms, future outlooks, and open research questions. By extensively describing GPU-centric communication techniques across the software and hardware stacks, we provide researchers, programmers, engineers, and library designers insights on how to exploit multi-GPU systems at their best.
  • Item type:Person,
    Mahmoudi Azar, Sepehr
    PhD Student
  • Item type:Person,
    Yaşar, İrem
    Undergraduate Student
  • Item type:Person,
  • Item type:Person,
    Kadiroğulları, Hazar
    Undergraduate Student