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Abstract: Code-based Distributed Matrix Multiplication (DMM) has been widely studied as an effective method for large-scale matrix computations in distributed systems. Two central challenges in ...

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Jyoti Shah is a Director of Applications Development, a GenAI tech leader, mentor, innovation advocate and Women In Tech advisor at ADP. When I first started leading enterprise software projects, the ...

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