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**MORI** (**Mo**dular **R**DMA **I**nterface) is a **bottom-up, modular, and composable framework** for building high-performance communication applications with a strong focus on **RDMA + GPU integration**. Inspired by the role of MLIR in compiler infrastructure, MORI provides reusable and extensible building blocks that make it **easier for developers to adopt advanced techniques** such as IBGDA (Infiniband GPUDirect Async) and GDS (GPUDirect Storage).
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To help developers get started quickly, MORI also includes a suite of optimized libraries—**MORI-EP** (MoE dispatch & combine kernels), **MORI-IO** (p2p communication for KVCache transfer), and **MORI-CCL** (collective communication)—that deliver out-of-the-box performance.
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To help developers get started quickly, MORI also includes a suite of optimized libraries—**MORI-EP** (MoE dispatch & combine kernels), **MORI-IO** (p2p communication for KVCache transfer), and **MORI-CCL** (collective communication)—that deliver out-of-the-box performance, with support for AMD `Pensando DSC`, Broadcom `Thor2`, and NVIDIA Mellanox `ConnectX-7` NICs.
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Feature summary:
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- Applications
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- MORI-EP: intra and inter-node dispatch/combine kernels with SOTA performance
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- MORI-EP: intra and inter-node dispatch/combine kernels with SOTA performance.
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- MORI-IO: point-to-point communication library with ultra-low overhead
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- MORI-CCL: lightweight and flexible collective communication library designed for highly customized use cases such as latency-sensitive or resource-constrained environment
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