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Introducing SUNK: A Slurm on Kubernetes Implementation for HPC and Large Scale AI

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CoreWeave's SUNK, a Slurm on Kubernetes implementation, simplifies running HPC and large-scale AI workloads by combining the orchestration power of Kubernetes with Slurm’s scheduling efficiency.

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  1. 2026-10-02 14:08 · CoreWeave Blog
    Introducing SUNK: A Slurm on Kubernetes Implementation for HPC and Large Scale AI

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