MGPUSim
2019pp. 197–209
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Yifan Sun, Trinayan Baruah, Saiful A. Mojumder, Shi Dong, Xiang Gong, Shane Treadway, Yuhui Bao, Spencer Hance, Carter McCardwell, Vincent Zhao, Harrison Barclay, Amir Kavyan Ziabari, Zhongliang Chen, Rafael Ubal, José Luis Abellán, John Kim, Ajay Joshi, David Kaeli
Abstract
The rapidly growing popularity and scale of data-parallel workloads demand a corresponding increase in raw computational power of Graphics Processing Units (GPUs). As single-GPU platforms struggle to satisfy these performance demands, multi-GPU platforms have started to dominate the high-performance computing world. The advent of such systems raises a number of design challenges, including the GPU microarchitecture, multi-GPU interconnect fabric, runtime libraries, and associated programming models. The research community currently lacks a publicly available and comprehensive multi-GPU simulation framework to evaluate next-generation multi-GPU system designs.
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