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Joint Effects of GPU Server Topology, Parallelism, and Congestion Control on MoE Inference: A Controlled Simulation Study
Mixture-of-experts (MoE) models expand capacity via sparse activation, but inference across GPUs introduces tensor-parallel (TP) collectives and expert-parallel (EP) dispatch and combine operations. Completion time depends not just on communication volume but on how logical groups map onto intra-ser
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