High performance computing: an essential tool for science and engineering breakthroughs

High Performance Reconfigurable Computing for Science and Engineering Applications

This thesis investigates the feasibility of using reconfigurable computers for scientific applications. We review recent developments in reconfigurable high performance computing. We then present designs and implementation details of various scientific applications that we developed for the SRC-6 reconfigurable computer. We present performance measurements and analysis of the results obtained. ...

High Performance Computing in Science and Engineering '13, Transactions of the High Performance Computing Center, Stuttgart (HLRS) 2013

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Automatic Performance Engineering Workflows for High Performance Computing

During the typical performance engineering process, application developers must often complete multiple iterative tasks to get an in-depth runtime profile of their application in order to identify new optimization opportunities and implement an effective tuning strategy. However, the majority of today’s mainstream tools do not support common workflows like analyzing the scalability and stabilit...

To Appear in High Performance Computing in Science and Engineering 2004 Springer , 2004

LNCS 7851 - High Performance Computing for Computational Science - VECPAR 2012

The development of an exascale computing capability with machines capable of executing O(10) operations per second by the end of the decade will be characterized by significant and dramatic changes in computing hardware architecture from current (2012) petascale high-performance computers. From the perspective of computational science, this will be at least as disruptive as the transition from ...