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Swing: Short-cutting Rings for Higher Bandwidth Allreduce

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New algorithm Swing shortens allreduce paths by short-cutting rings and swinging between torus directions, splitting each message so every node uses all local ports and alternates send directions to cut flow collisions. Evaluation uses SST Bucket Level simulation with 400 Gbit/s links and ~100 ns link latency, scales to 16k nodes, and shows up to 3x faster (≈+120%) for 32B–128MiB vectors, while the largest regression is about −22% for very large reductions.

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  1. 0:00Introduction to Swing
  2. 1:10Torus networks in deep learning
  3. 2:45State of the art and challenges
  4. 7:16Algorithm intuition
  5. 10:10Efficient port utilization
  6. 12:26Evaluation and conclusion
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