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A team is training a large computational model on a distributed system. They find that increasing the number of processing nodes from 8 to 16 nearly halves the training time. However, when they increase the nodes from 16 to 32, the training time decreases only slightly. What is the most likely explanation for this diminishing return on performance?
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A team is training a large computational model on a distributed system. They find that increasing the number of processing nodes from 8 to 16 nearly halves the training time. However, when they increase the nodes from 16 to 32, the training time decreases only slightly. What is the most likely explanation for this diminishing return on performance?
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