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SCHEDULE: NOV 15-20, 2015
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Memory Access Patterns: the Missing Piece of the Multi-GPU Puzzle
SESSION: GPU Memory Management
EVENT TYPE: Papers
EVENT TAG(S): Accelerators
TIME: 2:30PM - 3:00PM
SESSION CHAIR(S): Ana Lucia Varbanescu
AUTHOR(S):Tal Ben-Nun, Ely Levy, Amnon Barak, Eri Rubin
ROOM:19AB
ABSTRACT:
With the increased popularity of multi-GPU nodes in modern HPC clusters, it is imperative to develop matching programming paradigms for their efficient utilization.
In order to take advantage of the local GPUs and the low-latency high-throughput
interconnects that link them, programmers need to meticulously adapt parallel applications with respect to load balancing, boundary conditions and device synchronization.
This paper presents MAPS-Multi, an automatic multi-GPU partitioning framework
that distributes the workload based on the underlying memory access patterns. The framework consists of host- and device-level APIs that allow programs to efficiently run on a variety of GPU and multi-GPU architectures.
The framework implements several layers of code optimization, device abstraction, and automatic inference of inter-GPU memory exchanges.
The paper demonstrates that the performance of MAPS-Multi achieves near-linear scaling
on fundamental computational operations, as well as real-world applications in deep learning
and multivariate analysis.
Chair/Author Details:
Ana Lucia Varbanescu (Chair) - University of Amsterdam|
Tal Ben-Nun - Hebrew University of Jerusalem
Ely Levy - Hebrew University of Jerusalem
Amnon Barak - Hebrew University of Jerusalem
Eri Rubin - Hebrew University of Jerusalem
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