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Video: Preparing OpenSHMEM for Exascale

“Summit is Oak Ridge National Laboratory’s next high performance supercomputer system that will be based on a many core/GPU hybrid architecture. In order to prepare OpenSHMEM for future systems, it is important to enhance its programming model to enable efficient utilization of the new hardware capabilities (e.g. massive multithreaded systems, accesses different type memories, next generation of interconnects, etc). This session will present recent advances in the area of OpenSHMEM extensions, implementations, and tools.”

Submissions Due Feb 15: ISC High Performance 2015

Time is running out to submit your submissions for the ISC High Performance Conference. Submissions for workshops, tutorials, BoF sessions, and research posters sessions are still open until February 15. The student volunteer program application ends April 10.

Adaptive Computing Demonstrates Viewpoint Software at SC14

“Moab Viewpoint is the next generation of Adaptive Computing’s admin portal. This enhanced Web-based graphical user interface enables easy viewing of workload— status, reporting on resource utilization and other system metrics. The Moab Viewpoint Portal plays an instrumental role in ensuring SLAs are met — a key component of Adaptive Computing’s Big Workflow vision — by allowing HPC administrators to maximize uptime and prove services were delivered and resources were allocated fairly.”