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#SC23 asks: Who Is Your “I AM HPC” Hero?
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Who Is Your "I AM HPC" Hero? • SC23
Share with the community your HPC hero, a historic or contemporary figure who has had a significant impact on our HPC world.SC23 Communications (SC22)
#SC23 Celebrates Thirty-One Women in #HPC for Women’s History Month
Credit to @women_in_hpc's Cristin Merritt for this series
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#IWD2023 #InternationalWomensDay
SC23 Celebrates Thirty-One Women in HPC for Women's History Month • SC23
Meet Annie from Google Cloud and Amanda from Purdue University, the first two of thirty-one women in HPC we are profiling during March.Cristin Merritt (SC22)
Interested in accelerating your C++ code using OpenMP?
Find below a video describing how to use the #OpenMP single directive in C++ programs.
This directive helps you to specify that a block of code should only be run by a single thread.
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Parallel C++: OpenMP Single Directive
In this video we at the basics of using the single directive in OpenMP to write a parallel Gaussian Elimination!OpenMP Single Directive: https://hpc-tutorial...YouTube
SC Conference Series on LinkedIn: #iamhpc #whm2023
I’ve worked in technology for 23 years and I love what I do! As the education and outreach docent for a top supercomputing data center, I get to show the…SC Conference Series (www.linkedin.com)
SC Conference Series on LinkedIn: #iamhpc #whm2023
"Be rigourous, be persistent, and don't give up." My primary focus in High Performance Computing is related to domain-specific architecture, reconfigurable…SC Conference Series (www.linkedin.com)
Interested in accelerating your C++ code using OpenMP?
You find below a video describing how to use the #OpenMP reduction clause in C++ programs.
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Parallel C++: OpenMP Reduction
In this video we at the basics basics of performance reductions using the reduction clause in OpenMP!OpenMP Reduction: https://hpc-tutorials.llnl.gov/openmp/...YouTube
The NIST SP 800-223 initial public draft on #HPC Security is available and open for comments for the next few weeks until April 7 at
csrc.nist.gov/News/2023/draft-…
The document is in an early starting state and could benefit from substantial community input. Please contribute and/or participate in the workshop to be held on this topic March 15-16, 2023. See the link to the event page at the web page mentioned above for more details and a registration link.
Draft NIST SP 800-223 is Available for Public Comment | CSRC
NIST is requesting public comments on the initial public draft of Special Publication (SP) 800-223, High-Performance Computing (HPC) Security: Architecture, Threat Analysis, and Security Posture.csrc.nist.gov
Interested in accelerating your C++ code using OpenMP? CoffeeBeforeArch published on YouTube a series of videos describing just this!
You find below a video describing methods of synchronization, incl barriers, locks and critical.
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Parallel C++: OpenMP Synchronization
In this video we at the basics basics of synchronizing our parallel programs using OpenMP!OpenMP Critical: https://hpc-tutorials.llnl.gov/openmp/critical_dir...YouTube
We've got stickers and patches, if that's your thing. You can find them from around our usual departments, or ask us.
But the story is more than that. We hope to use these to start a community around #SciComp, #ResearchSoftware, #HPC, etc: we hope the black-background ones can be used as an "Ask me anything" sign - to recognize people who want to help others. Does anyone else do something like this?
Read more: aaltoscicomp.github.io/blog/20… #RSEng
![Black background vs white background?
You may notice that for the patches some have a black background and some have a white background. Black-background means “Ask me anything about the tools of scientific computing, I am happy to help or at least point you the right direction (as much as I can)!”
[side note: we don't have black-background stickers yet, we will try to get some].](https://keybored.me/photo/preview/640/994196 "Black background vs white background?
You may notice that for the patches some have a black background and some have a white background. Black-background means “Ask me anything about the tools of scientific computing, I am happy to help or at least point you the right direction (as much as I can)!”
[side note: we don't have black-background stickers yet, we will try to get some].")
It's been over two years(!) since the last release of the #IOR and #mdtest #HPC I/O benchmarks, so we just cut a candidate for 4.0.0 based on the version used for the #SC22 #IO500 here: github.com/hpc/ior/releases/ta…
PLEASE kick the tires since there have been huge changes since 3.3.0 came out.
Release IOR version 4.0.0 release candidate 1 · hpc/ior
New major features: Add PMDK backend (Adrian Jackson) Add CHFS backend (Osamu Tatebe) Add AIO backend (Julian Kunkel) New S3 backend (Julian Kunkel) New md-workbench benchmark (Julian Kunkel) New ...GitHub
Join me next Friday February 24 between noon and 1 PM Eastern Time/6 - 7 pm Central European Time for an interesting #OpenMP user talk entitled:
"Data consistency debugging for OpenMP target offload"
The speakers are Lechen Yu and Vivek Sarkar of Georgia Tech.
Register to attend.
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ECP SOLLVE: ECP SOLLVE - OpenMP Users Monthly Teleconferences
The ECP SOLLVE project, which is working to evolve OpenMP for exascale computing, invites you to participate in a new series of monthly telecons.Dossay Oryspayev (OpenMP)
Interested in accelerating your C++ code using OpenMP? Nick of CoffeeBeforeArch has released a series of videos describing just how to do that!
The introductory video can be found here:
youtube.com/watch?v=29mF-kqNWp…
For the full list of videos, go here:
youtube.com/@CoffeeBeforeArch/…
Parallel C++: OpenMP
In this video we at the basics basics of parallelization using OpenMP!OpenMP Tutorial from LLNL: https://hpc-tutorials.llnl.gov/openmp/introduction/OpenMP Sp...YouTube