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vLLM Blog Details Multi-Node DSpark Training for Kimi K3 on GB300 NVL72

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The vLLM blog published a post describing how Speculators and Mooncake enabled multi-node DSpark training for Kimi K3 on GB300 NVL72 hardware. The post focuses on the technical mechanisms that facilitated this training setup.

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  1. vLLM BlogHelen Zhao, Fynn Schmitt-Ulms, Yuchen Fama, and Antonio Javier Fernandez Dominguez

    How Speculators and Mooncake enabled multi-node DSpark training for Kimi K3.

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