What Will Next Generation Supercomputers Look Like?

What Will Next Generation Supercomputers Look Like?

Wednesday, May 24, 2023 11:40 AM to 12:00 PM · 20 min. (Europe/Berlin)
Hall H, Booth K1001 - Ground Floor
HPC Solutions Forum
Computing Beyond Moore's LawEmerging HPC Processors and AcceleratorsExascale Systems

Information

The demand of high-performance computing will not wane but increase in the future as it is an indispensable for building a super smart society. Now it is time to consider architecture, system software, and applications for next-generation supercomputer systems beyond exascale. However, there are many technical challenges towards development of next generation systems as we are now facing the end of Moore's law. Hence, we have started feasibility studies on next-generation supercomputing infrastructures as a part of a national project by the Ministry of Education, Culture, Sports, Science and Technology (MEXT) Japan. In this talk we introduce an overview and the recent status of the feasibility study project, while discuss what next generation supercomputer systems look like.
HPC Solutions Forum Topics
Discuss the software development considerations in balancing performance, scalability, and portability.The next innovation: What will be the big news at ISC 2033? Be as specific as you can.
Format
On-site
Beginner Level
30%
Intermediate Level
50%
Advanced Level
20%
RIKEN Center for Computational ScienceC304As the leadership center of high-performance computing, the RIKEN Center for Computational Science (R-CCS) explores the "Science of computing, by computing, and for computing." The outcomes of the exploration – the technologies such as open-source software – are its core competence. The R-CCS strives to enhance the core competence and to promote the technologies throughout the world. The R-CCS operated the K computer from 2012 through 2019, which resulted in multitudes of world-leading scientific and engineering results, not only by the academia but also by the industry. In the meantime, the development of the supercomputer Fugaku proceeded from 2014. Full operations of Fugaku began in March 2021, offering orders of magnitude increase in computing capabilities and synergy with other IT ecosystems, such as big data and artificial intelligence.

Registered attendees

Alberto Scionti
Alberto Scionti
Senior ResearchLINKS Foundation
Aleksandra Kowalczuk
Aleksandra Kowalczuk
Security analystAccenture
AZ
Alon Zameret
HPC Application Team LeadToga Networks, Huawei Company

Log in