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Understanding NVIDIA Grace-Blackwell Unified Memory Through Placement-Controlled Microbenchmarks
NVIDIA Grace--Blackwell systems make CPU--GPU memory increasingly unified at the programming level, but unified addressability does not make the memory system uniform. A CUDA managed allocation on GB200 may be served from GPU-local HBM, accessed through host/system memory, demand-migrated, prefetche
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