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DTEND:20121115T220000Z
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DESCRIPTION;ENCODING=QUOTED-PRINTABLE:ABSTRACT: Diversity of processor architectures and heterogeneity of HPC systems is =0Aon the rise. CPU and Accelerator processors from AMD, ARM, IBM, Intel, =0ANVIDIA and potentially other suppliers are in the mix. Some HPC systems =0Afeature "big" CPU cores running at the fastest possible clock rates. =0AOthers feature larger numbers of "little" CPU cores running at moderate =0Aclock rates. Some HPC systems feature CPUs and Accelerators with =0Aseparate memories. Others feature CPUs and Accelerators on the same chip =0Adie with shared virtual or physical memory. Nearly every possible =0Acombination of these processor types is being evaluated or proposed for =0Afuture HPC systems. In this talk, we will discuss the challenges and =0Aopportunities in designing and implementing languages to maximize =0Aproductivity, portability and performance on current and future =0Aheterogeneous HPC systems.
SUMMARY:Let The Chips Fall Where They May - PGI Compilers & Tools for Heterogeneous HPC Systems
PRIORITY:3
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PRODID:-//Microsoft Corporation//Outlook MIMEDIR//EN
VERSION:1.0
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART:20121115T213000Z
DTEND:20121115T220000Z
LOCATION:155-C
DESCRIPTION;ENCODING=QUOTED-PRINTABLE:ABSTRACT: Diversity of processor architectures and heterogeneity of HPC systems is =0Aon the rise. CPU and Accelerator processors from AMD, ARM, IBM, Intel, =0ANVIDIA and potentially other suppliers are in the mix. Some HPC systems =0Afeature "big" CPU cores running at the fastest possible clock rates. =0AOthers feature larger numbers of "little" CPU cores running at moderate =0Aclock rates. Some HPC systems feature CPUs and Accelerators with =0Aseparate memories. Others feature CPUs and Accelerators on the same chip =0Adie with shared virtual or physical memory. Nearly every possible =0Acombination of these processor types is being evaluated or proposed for =0Afuture HPC systems. In this talk, we will discuss the challenges and =0Aopportunities in designing and implementing languages to maximize =0Aproductivity, portability and performance on current and future =0Aheterogeneous HPC systems.
SUMMARY:Let The Chips Fall Where They May - PGI Compilers & Tools for Heterogeneous HPC Systems
PRIORITY:3
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