You can implement a Zero Redundancy Optimizer (ZeRO) for large model training by partitioning optimizer states across data-parallel processes to minimize memory use.
Here is the code snippet below:

In the above code we are using the following key points:
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ZeroRedundancyOptimizer from PyTorch’s distributed library.
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DDP (DistributedDataParallel) for synchronized training.
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Efficient memory usage by sharding optimizer states across GPUs.
Hence, ZeRO allows scaling of massive models efficiently by optimizing memory and computational distribution across GPUs.