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TensorFold has a plan for running one model across a DGX Spark and a Mac, where each…

TensorFold has a plan for running one model across a DGX Spark and a Mac, where each machine gets its own chunk of the…

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TensorFold has a plan for running one model across a DGX Spark and a Mac, where each machine gets its own chunk of the model's layers. The usual way is tensor parallel, splits every layer across both machines, so they have to sync on every single layer. That needs a very fast link. CUDA and Metal also don't produce exactly the same numbers, so TensorFold won't mix them that way. With a layer split, one machine runs its layers and passes a small result for each token to the other, which runs the rest. For Qwen3.8 27B in bf16 that's about 20 KiB per token. Plain Ethernet handles that easily, a

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