Mardi 3 février de 14h à 16h dans l’amphithéâtre K118 (Campus site Bergès), le laboratoire LEGI
(1209-1211 rue de la piscine,
Domaine Universitaire,
38400 Saint Martin d’Hères)
accueille dans le cadre de MaiMoSiNE
et de Ciment
un séminaire dédié aux machines de calcul sur base ARM64.
Titre : ARM64 and GPGPU – a Future Route to Power Efficient HPC
Résumé
We will present our hardware solution based on ARM APM64 bit connected to discrete GPUs. A full technical description of the available platform together with benchmark and test will be presented. In addition, a look at future developments within the server ARM will be explained in detail such as : fast interconnection, computing power, application development. Our unique hardware can combine the Cortex processors with the computing power of the modern GPU, in an extreme efficient solution. Test of FFT, matrix multiplication, n-body, and many more have been done with impressive results.
Intervenant : Piero Altoè (E4Compagny)
PostDoc,
Università di Bologna,
January 2007 – December 2010 (4 years) Bologna Area, Italy
Development of QM/MM software (COBRAMM suite) dedicated to the simulation of electronic excited state of biological complex systems. Study of spectroscopy and reactivity of Rhodopsin, Bacterio-Rhodopsin, GFP and Phytochrome. System Administration of the Computing facilities of the chemistry department.
Coordination générale : Gabriel Moreau (LEGI), Yacine Kheddache (Alyséo)
En marge du séminaire, Yacine Kheddache, spécialiste du stockage, pourra faire un point avec ceux qui le souhaitent sur les questions de Cumulus network, Ceph, S3 like, ZFS, AoE, OpenStack...
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