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Gordon Bell Prize Winners Leverage Machine Learning For Molecular Dynamics

November 23, 2020 Jeffrey Burt 0

For more than three decades, researchers have used a particular simulation method for molecular dynamics called Ab initio molecular dynamics, or AIMD, which has proven itself to be the method most accurate for analyzing how atoms and molecules move and interact over a fixed time period. …

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The Many Facets Of Hybrid Supercomputing As Exascale Dawns

November 16, 2020 Timothy Prickett Morgan 0

There may not be a lot of new systems on the November 2020 edition of the Top500 rankings of supercomputers, but there has been a bunch of upgrades and system tunings of machines that have been recently added, expanding their performance, as well as a handful of new machines that are interesting in their own right. …

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Running TensorFlow at Petascale and Beyond

February 4, 2019 Michael Feldman 1

TensorFlow, probably the most popular of the dozen or so deep learning frameworks, is typically used to develop neural networks on small or medium-sized clusters, and sometimes on just a single GPU-accelerated node. …

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Opening The Aperture On The World With Summit

November 29, 2018 Timothy Prickett Morgan 0

We have spent the past several years speculating about what the “Summit” supercomputer built by IBM, Nvidia, and Mellanox Technologies for the US Department of Energy and installed at Oak Ridge National Laboratory might be. …

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The Confluence Of HPC And AI Flows Through The GPU

November 21, 2018 Timothy Prickett Morgan 0

Nvidia co-founder and chief executive officer, Jensen Huang, would be the first one to tell you that the graphics chip maker was an unintended innovator in supercomputing, that what the engineers who created the first Nvidia GPUs were really trying to do was enable 3D video games. …

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HPC File Systems Fail for Deep Learning at Scale

October 9, 2018 Nicole Hemsoth 3

Now that deep learning at traditional supercomputing centers is becoming a more pervasive combination, the infrastructure challenges of making both AI and simulations run efficiently on the same hardware and software stacks are emerging. …

AI

Deep Learning Just Dipped into Exascale Territory

October 5, 2018 Nicole Hemsoth 0

We all expected that the Summit supercomputer at Oak Ridge National Lab would be a major part of pushing deep learning forward in HPC given its balanced GPU and IBM Power9 profile (not to mention the on-site expertise to get those graphics engines doing cutting-edge work outside of traditional simulations). …

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The Evolution of NAMD: A Scalability Story from Single-Core to GPU Boosted

February 26, 2018 0

On today’s episode of “The Interview” with The Next Platform, we take a look at the evolution of the NAMD molecular dynamics and how the introduction of GPU computing upended performance expectations and set the stage for new metrics now that the Volta GPU architecture will be available on large supercomputers like the Summit machine coming to Oak Ridge National Lab. …

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Gordon Bell Looks Out Into A Parallel World

November 16, 2017 Jeffrey Burt 0

It was 31 years ago when Alan Karp, then an IBM employee, decided to put up $100 of his own money in hopes of solving a vexing issue for him and others in the computing field. …

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Inside View: Tokyo Tech’s Massive Tsubame 3 Supercomputer

August 22, 2017 Ken Strandberg 0

Professor Satoshi Matsuoka, of the Tokyo Institute of Technology (Tokyo Tech) researches and designs large scale supercomputers and similar infrastructures. …

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