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OpenAI built a networking protocol with AMD, Broadcom, Intel, Microsoft, and NVIDIA to fix AI supercomputer bottlenecks

OpenAI has teamed up with AMD, Broadcom, Intel, Microsoft, and NVIDIA to develop MRC, an open source network protocol that sends data across hundreds of paths simultaneously between GPUs. Instead of three or four switch layers, MRC needs only two to connect over 100,000 GPUs, cutting both power and costs. The protocol is already running on OpenAI's Stargate supercomputer.

SourceThe DecoderAuthor: Matthias Bastian
OpenAI built a networking protocol with AMD, Broadcom, Intel, Microsoft, and NVIDIA to fix AI supercomputer bottlenecks
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  • OpenAI and partners developed MRC, a new network protocol for AI supercomputers.
  • MRC spreads data across hundreds of paths simultaneously, improving speed and resilience.
  • MRC reduces network tiers from 3-4 to 2, cutting power and cost.
  • MRC is already deployed on OpenAI's largest supercomputers including Stargate.

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