DeepSpeed is a deep learning optimization library that makes distributed training and inference easy, efficient, and effective.
DeepSpeed shipped targeted improvements across its distributed training stack this week. The rollout subsystem gained decode front alignment and dead-zone trimming, while AutoEP (expert parallelism) added fused row weighting, MiniMax-M3 preset support, and collective-path gather reordering. On the…
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Keep invalid group-norm sentinels from becoming a finite 1.0 step (#8638)
Give rollout cache fakes the per-layer config Transformers now reads (#8730)
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