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Kyle Wiggers

2.7× throughput gain with DDP-based MoE stack

The post reports that on eight NVIDIA B300 GPUs, Olmo-core 3’s new distributed data parallelism (DDP)-based MoE training stack achieved 52,000 tokens/sec/GPU versus 19,400 tokens/sec/GPU with the prior FSDP-based implementation — a ~2.7× throughput improvement.

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Introducing Olmo-core 3: Open, scalable training infrastructure for large MoEs

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In a preliminary test on eight NVIDIA B300 GPUs, a 47-billion-parameter MoE processed 52,000 tokens per second per GPU with the new stack, compared with 19,400 using our earlier implementation—about 2.7× the throughput.
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NVIDIA’s Megatron-Core is an established option for training large MoEs. Olmo-core 3 brings an integrated MoE training stack to the framework behind Olmo, with a redesign that improves throughput over our earlier FSDP-based implementation.

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2.7× throughput gain over prior FSDP-based MoE stack

On eight NVIDIA B300 GPUs, Olmo-core 3 achieved 52,000 tokens/sec/GPU for a 47B-parameter MoE, compared to 19,400 tokens/sec/GPU with the earlier FSDP-based implementation — a ~2.7× improvement in throughput.

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Introducing Olmo-core 3: Open, scalable training infrastructure for large MoEs | Ai2

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In a preliminary test on eight NVIDIA B300 GPUs, a 47-billion-parameter MoE processed 52,000 tokens per second per GPU with the new stack, compared with 19,400 using our earlier implementation—about 2.7× the throughput.
Context

NVIDIA’s Megatron-Core is an established option for training large MoEs. Olmo-core 3 brings an integrated MoE training stack to the framework behind Olmo, with a redesign that improves throughput over our earlier FSDP-based implementation.

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