ZIH-Kolloquium: Hardware, Software, and Application Co-Design on the Frontier and Lumi Systems

Datum

27.04.2023

Zeit

15:00 - 16:30

Sprache

en

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Beschreibung

AMD Instinct GPUs are featured in several of the top most powerful supercomputers in the world, being Frontier and LUMI flagship systems for US and Europe, respectively. A concerted effort between hardware, software toolchain, and application is absolutely mandatory so as to get the most of the GPU accelerators and deliver on unprecedented breakthroughs in computational science enabled by these devices. This talk covers several examples on how a close interaction and co-design of the different layers, from hardware to application, has been instrumental for some of the most popular application run today on Frontier and LUMI.

Samuel Antao has a vast experience in optimisation and performance tuning for HPC applications and systems with focus on accelerators. His work spans hardware design with FPGAs, programming model research, compiler development and application optimisation. Samuel has participated in several cutting edge projects around HPC in Europe and in US, including CORAL, having spearheaded the GPU support for OpenMP in Clang/LLVM and helping numerous scientists and software developers to adopt the latest HPC technology and making the most out it. Samuel Antao is a Senior Member of Technical Staff with AMD and AMD lead to the LUMI Center of Excellence.

The colloquium is free of charge. Language: English
The event will be offered ONLINE. You can join the ZIH-Colloquium as following:

• ONLINE: Link ZIH-Colloquia (https://bbb.tu-dresden.de/b/har-oa6-col-lmy)

Links

• Webseite
• Termindetails auf den Webseiten der TU Dresden (https://tu-dresden.de)

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