HPC

The next HPC Café takes place VIRTUALLY on Tuesday, July 14, at 4 pm. The HPC Café is a new offering to complement our established contact channels and training events. Every second Tuesday of the month this is an opportunity to to get to know each other. On demand we will offer short talks about... Continue

MachineState is a python3 module and CLI application for documenting and comparing settings known to affect application performance: e.g., CPU/Uncore frequencies, hardware prefetchers, memory capacity, but also OS and software settings like NUMA balancing, writeback workqueues, scheduling, or the ve... Continue

The Euro-Par conference is a well-established venue for presenting and discussing research on parallel computing in Europe. In association with the Euro-Par 2020 conference, which takes place from August 24-28 in Warsaw, Poland, the workshop "PMACS - Performance Monitoring and Analysis of Cluster Sy... Continue

"Parallel Programming of High Performance Systems" is the annual course provided by LRZ and RRZE, giving students and scientists a solid introduction to Processor and HPC system architectures Code development and basic tools Basic code optimizations Basics and limitations of paralleliz... Continue

Collaborative research visits using High Performance Computing Call for applications: next closing date 20th February 2020 HPC-Europa3 funds research visits for computational scientists in any discipline which can use High Performance Computing (HPC). Visits can be made to research institutes... Continue

The HPC Campustreffen for Winter 2019/2020 will take place on Thursday, January 16th starting 15 o’clock (c.t.) in the seminar room 2.049 on the 2nd floor  of RRZE, Martensstr. 1, 91058 Erlangen . The HPC Campustreffen is the assembly of all users of FAU's HPC facilities at RRZE. The agenda wi... Continue

Our popular PRACE course on "Node-Level Performance Engineering" will take place on December 3-4, 2019 at LRZ Garching. This course covers performance engineering approaches on the compute node level. Even application developers who are fluent in OpenMP and MPI often lack a good grasp of how much... Continue

Our paper "Automatic Throughput and Critical Path Analysis of x86 and ARM Assembly Kernels" has just won the "Best Late-Breaking Paper Award" at the 10th Workshop on Performance Modeling, Benchmarking and Simulation of High Performance Computer Systems (PMBS19), a renowned workshop co-located with t... Continue

Jan Eitzinger from the HPC group is co-organising the WPMVP 2020 Workshop on Programming Models for SIMD/Vector Processing, which is co-located with the PPoPP Conference 2020 (Principles and Practice of Parallel Programming). The conference takes place from Sat 22 - Wed 26 February 2020 in San Diego... Continue

This year at SC19 in Denver, CO, members of our group will be part of numerous contributions: Our master student Jan Laukemann will present the paper “Automatic Throughput and Critical Path Analysis of x86 and ARM Assembly Kernels” at the PMBS 2019 workshop. It describes recent improvements to ... Continue