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DeepGEMM adds Blackwell support, Mega MoE kernels

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DeepGEMM adds Blackwell support, Mega MoE kernels
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DeepGEMM adds Blackwell support, Mega MoE kernels

DeepSeek's high-performance library now supports NVIDIA Blackwell and introduces "Mega MoE" kernels to minimize communication overhead. The update includes FP4 quantization support, signaling a push toward ultra-low precision for next-generation models.

// ANALYSIS

DeepSeek is aggressively front-running the industry by building Blackwell-native infrastructure before the hardware is even widely available.

  • Mega MoE fuses dispatch and combine operations into a single kernel, ruthlessly optimizing NVLink-heavy distributed training.
  • FP4 support for weights and MQA logits suggests DeepSeek's next model will be massive enough to require 4-bit precision to fit on standard clusters.
  • Early Blackwell (SM100) support includes fifth-gen Tensor Core optimizations, placing DeepSeek at the bleeding edge of NVIDIA's new architecture.
  • The library requires PyTorch 2.9+, indicating a reliance on the very latest compiler features for JIT kernel execution.
  • This release confirms that "Expert Parallelism" efficiency is the primary architectural bottleneck DeepSeek is currently solving.
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DISCOVERED

45d ago

2026-04-16

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45d ago

2026-04-16

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