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How High-Bandwidth Memory Will Break Performance Bottlenecks
Intel recently announced that High-Bandwidth Memory (HBM) will be available on select “Sapphire Rapids” Xeon SP processors and will provide the CPU backbone for the “Aurora” exascale supercomputer to be sited at Argonne National Laboratory. …
How High-Bandwidth Memory Will Break Performance Bottlenecks was written by Rob Farber at The Next Platform.
BioTeam Leverages TACC Fat Nodes To Get Around I/O Bottlenecks
BioTeam, the famous HPC consulting practice, is using the quad-socket large memory nodes at the Texas Advanced Computing Center to speed alignment and HMM (Hidden Markov Model) inference workflows to find biological “synonyms” in biological databases like GenBank. …
BioTeam Leverages TACC Fat Nodes To Get Around I/O Bottlenecks was written by Rob Farber at The Next Platform.
Boosting Memory Capacity And Performance While Saving Megawatts
Antonio Peña, senior researcher at the Barcelona Supercomputing Center, and his team in Spain have demonstrated how – without code modification – large data centers can increase application performance while saving megawatts of power per day plus run 100X to 10,000X larger AI inference jobs that can handle encrypted data. …
Boosting Memory Capacity And Performance While Saving Megawatts was written by Rob Farber at The Next Platform.
Python Delivers Big On Complex Unlabeled Data
A collaboration of researchers from the University of California Davis, the National Energy Research Scientific Computing Center, and Intel are working together on the DisCo project to extract insight from complex unlabeled data. …
Python Delivers Big On Complex Unlabeled Data was written by Rob Farber at The Next Platform.