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The Olmo-core 3 implementation switches from FSDP to DDP: each rank holds a model partition across the entire accumulation window, gradients are synchronized only once per optimizer step, and the distributed optimizer shards the FP32 master weights and optimizer states; expert parallelism distributes routed experts across ranks, writing only the selected token rows directly into the target rank's buffer via NVSHMEM.
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