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UID:isc_hpc_ISC High Performance 2018_sess176_inv_sp145@linklings.com
SUMMARY:HPC Achievement and Impact – 2018
DESCRIPTION:Keynote\n\nHPC Achievement and Impact – 2018\n\nSterling\n\nOv
 er the preceding year, the world of supercomputing has advanced at an unpr
 ecedented pace in terms of technologies, methodologies, and means. This pr
 esentation will review those changes, with regard to advances and challeng
 es over the last 12 months – both from an individual perspective, strongly
  influenced by hardware, but also more broadly informed by application dem
 ands and system software developments. An emphasis on trends determining f
 uture directions and possibilities will be taken in the face of challenges
  imposed by the looming end of Moore’s Law, the race for exascale, the rap
 id growth of interest in machine learning and data analytics, and emerging
  paradigm shifts in computing methodologies. This year has seen coalescing
  schedules for achieving at least one typical metric of exascale across th
 e beginning of the next decade employing a variety of architecture classes
 , even as the first systems to achieve 200 petaflops or more are being pre
 pared before the end of this year. Machine learning is spawning multiple s
 trategies for ever increasing productivity, enabling solutions to problems
  impossible only a few years ago. Quantum leaps in quantum computing have 
 been pushed by both academia and industry, to the point that at least the 
 glimmers of a shadow near the end of tunnel may be perceived. Other non-vo
 n Neumann architectures, such as neuromorphic computing, are being explore
 d as well. There is much to discuss and many things to consider as the pre
 sent status of the field of supercomputing presages its future impact.\n\n
 This returning keynote is the 15th in its series and will be given before 
 the closing presentation of ISC 2018.\n\nPasses: Conference Pass
URL:https://2018.isc-program.com/presentation/?id=inv_sp145&sess=sess176
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