Final yr at about this time, we mentioned the state of HPC and the Aurora exascale-class supercomputer with Rick Stevens and Mike Papka of the Argonne Management Computing Facility at Argonne Nationwide Lab. Since then, Aurora has been established because the second American exascale system and the no. 2 system on the Top500 record of the world’s strongest supercomputers.
Within the run as much as SC24, lower than two months away, we’re delighted to supply an replace with Rick and Mike, who kindly carved out time to affix us for broad ranging dialogue concerning the Aurora set up and different HPC-AI associated subjects, together with AI for science, reliability at scale, know-how adoption agility, knowledge middle energy and cooling challenges, HPC within the cloud, AI chips, quantum computing and the way forward for leadership-class supercomputing on the Division of Vitality and the nationwide labs.
Together with this dialog, we encourage you to take heed to episodes 15 and 16 of the @HPCpodcast, a two-part dialogue on AI for science with Prof. Stevens from 2022, together with episode 75, our dialog on Aurora referenced above earlier than SC23.
Rick Stevens is Argonne’s Affiliate Laboratory Director for the Computing, Surroundings and Life Sciences (CELS) Directorate and an Argonne Distinguished Fellow. He’s additionally a Professor of Pc Science on the College of Chicago. He was beforehand chief of Exascale Computing Initiative at Argonne.
Michael Papka is a senior scientist at Argonne Nationwide Laboratory the place he’s additionally deputy affiliate laboratory director for Computing, Surroundings and Life Sciences (CELS) and division director of the ALCF.
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