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Speaker: Padma Raghavan Time: Thursday, November 15th from 11:15am – 12pm Location: Exhibit Hall B Abstract: In June 2008, Roadrunner sped past the 1 petaflop/s milestone, clocking in at 1.026 petaflops/s. Ten short years later in June 2018, Summit has now taken over the as the world’s fastest supercomputer spot by achieving 122.3 petaflops/s. What is …
Presenter: Margaret Martonosi from Princeton University Focus: Quantum Computing Time: Tuesday, November 13th, 3:30pm – 4:15pm Location: Exhibit Hall B Abstract: In the past 3-5 years, Quantum Computing (QC) has reached an interesting and important inflection point. For decades, quantum computing research was comprised of very abstract mathematical algorithms development “up high” that demonstrated some …
Paper submissions for the 5th annual INDIS Workshop are due on Friday, September 7! The SCinet experimental networks team invites original papers for the 5th annual Innovating the Network for Data-Intensive Science (INDIS) workshop. INDIS is an academic forum for researchers and engineers to share information systems infrastructure developments that are essential to the scientific …
Call for 5th annual INDIS workshop papers are now open! The SCinet experimental networks team invites original papers for the 5th annual Innovating the Network for Data-Intensive Science (INDIS) workshop. INDIS is an academic forum for researchers and engineers to share information systems infrastructure developments that are essential to the scientific discovery process. The 2018 …
SC showcases not only the top experts of high performance computing, but also its rising leaders and those who have made a lasting impact in the field. Some of the most prestigious awards given at SC are the Seymour Cray, Sidney Fernbach, and Ken Kennedy Awards that honor the memory of three giants in high performance …