SCHEDULE: NOV 10-16, 2012
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Exascale and Big Data IO - Which Will Drive Future IO Architectures, Standards and Protocols - Should They be Open or Proprietary
SESSION: Exascale and Big Data IO - Which Will Drive Future IO Architectures, Standards and Protocols - Should They be Open or Proprietary
EVENT TYPE: Panels
TIME: 1:30PM - 3:00PM
Panelists:Bill Boas, Peter Braam, Sorin Fabish, Ronald Luijten, Duncan Roweth, Michael Kagan
ROOM:355-BC
ABSTRACT:
The requirements for ExaScale and Big Data I/O are driving research, architecturaldeliberation, technology selection and product evolution throughout HPC and Enterprise/Cloud/Web computing, networking and storage systems. Analysis of the Top500 interconnect families over the past decade reveals that it has been an era when standard commodity I/O technologies have come to dominate, almost completely. Speeds have gone from 1 Gigabit to over 50 Gigabits, latencies ahave decreased 10X to below a microsecond and software has evolved towards 1 software stack - OpenFabrics. Enterprise is now adopting these same capabilities at a rapid rate, From the perspective of the major suppliers of systems and machines to HPC, this panel will discuss the next generation of interconnects and system I/O architectures.
Moderator/Panelist Details:
Bill Boas (Moderator) - InfiniBand Trade Association
Peter Braam - Xyratex
Sorin Fabish - EMC
Ronald Luijten - IBM Zurich Research Laboratory
Duncan Roweth - Cray Inc.
Michael Kagan - Mellanox Technologies
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Exascale and Big Data IO - Which Will Drive Future IO Architectures, Standards and Protocols - Should They be Open or Proprietary
SESSION: Exascale and Big Data IO - Which Will Drive Future IO Architectures, Standards and Protocols - Should They be Open or Proprietary
EVENT TYPE:
TIME: 1:30PM - 3:00PM
Panelists:Bill Boas, Peter Braam, Sorin Fabish, Ronald Luijten, Duncan Roweth, Michael Kagan
ROOM:355-BC
ABSTRACT:
The requirements for ExaScale and Big Data I/O are driving research, architecturaldeliberation, technology selection and product evolution throughout HPC and Enterprise/Cloud/Web computing, networking and storage systems. Analysis of the Top500 interconnect families over the past decade reveals that it has been an era when standard commodity I/O technologies have come to dominate, almost completely. Speeds have gone from 1 Gigabit to over 50 Gigabits, latencies ahave decreased 10X to below a microsecond and software has evolved towards 1 software stack - OpenFabrics. Enterprise is now adopting these same capabilities at a rapid rate, From the perspective of the major suppliers of systems and machines to HPC, this panel will discuss the next generation of interconnects and system I/O architectures.
Moderator/Panelist Details:
Bill Boas (Moderator) - InfiniBand Trade Association
Peter Braam - Xyratex
Sorin Fabish - EMC
Ronald Luijten - IBM Zurich Research Laboratory
Duncan Roweth - Cray Inc.
Michael Kagan - Mellanox Technologies
Click here to download .ics calendar file