The Swiss HPC Conference has issued its Call for Participation. Held in conjunction with the HPCXXL User Group, the four-day event takes place April 1-4, 2019 in Lugano, Switzerland.
Explore the domains and disciplines driving change and progress at an unprecedented pace, join the HPC-AI Advisory Council (HPCAIAC), the Swiss National Supercomputing Centre (CSCS) and HPCXXL Board for the 10th annual Swiss Conference and HPCXXL Winter meeting. Conference sessions are open to submissions exploring the vast domains of HPC & AI – architectures, applications and usage – from emerging trends and hot topics to big breakthroughs, best practices and much more.
At the Swiss HPC Conference, you will have the opportunity to network with international and local startups, researchers, innovators and renowned subject matter experts from academia, government and industry to share insights on the tools, techniques and technologies that are bringing private and public research communities and interests together and inspiring entirely new possibilities.
Open to all, the event kicks off with the annual three-day Swiss Conference. This highly interactive forum draws leaders from private and public industry together to learn from each other by openly sharing expertise and findings. Sessions range from thought leadership to practical application with an immersive agenda that combines sponsor-led, invited and contributed talks, breakout sessions, hands-on tutorials and workshops – with topics that cover current research to cutting-edge use of HPC, AI, Cloud, Containers, OpenStack and more.
The four day forum concludes with HPCXXL User Group. A single day of exclusive sessions, this bi-annual, Board hosted, members and by invitation -only meeting is open to large-scale IBM and Lenovo system users, partners and affiliates.
Register today and join us for knowledgeable evaluations, prescriptive best practices along with provocative and shared learnings. Join us for knowledgeable evaluations, prescriptive best practices along with provocative and shared learnings.
