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ISC High Performance conference and exhibition

The ISC High Performance conference and exhibition event is the HPC forum to learn about the latest developments in the field and for networking. More than 2,600 international attendees from the HPC and scientific computing communities and 160 exhibitors are expected. See highlights from the programme.

date:  12/07/2015 - 16/07/2015

venue:  Frankfurt (Germany)

Highlights of the programme (Full program of the ISC High Performance event):

This session will provide detailed information on the current status and perspectives for High-Performance Computing in Horizon 2020. The first presentation will provide an overview of the current and future HPC-related funding opportunities under the European H2020 programme including the outcomes of recent HPC calls for proposals. The main part of the session will provide a sneak preview of key European actions in HPC research and innovation.

Four years into European Exascale research, this is a timely question to ask. The six European Commission (EC) funded projects in this research area want to pause, recap and discuss this question with a European and international Exascale community thus contributing to some of ISC’15 key topics. In this full-day workshop the projects elaborate on their results, the challenges faced, the insights gained and debate intensively what it takes for Europe to compete in the race towards Exascale.

Caught between the continuous technological advances and the global efforts for greener IT, power consumption of modern high performance computing systems has become a major challenge on the road to exascale computing. This workshop focuses on new energy-aware computing paradigms and programming methodologies to address the problem of prohibitive power consumption by current hardware when extrapolating to exascale machines. The goal of this workshop is to bring together scientists and engineers from academia and industry with interests in energy-efficient computing.

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