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NCCL provides high-speed GPU-to-GPU communication primitives such as all-reduce and broadcast, and is the de facto standard for gradient synchronization in distributed training; using it for direct weight transfer requires both communicating parties to be within the same NCCL communication domain, which imposes strong constraints on network topology and launch methods and is difficult to maintain across clusters or when the inference service scales dynamically.
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