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18APR 2018
HPC
LIKWID 4.3.2 released
LIKWID 4.3.2 has just been released. This is an important maintenance release if you need support for the latest architectures: Support for Intel Knights Mill (core, RAPL, Uncore) AMD Zen: Use RETIRED_INSTRUCTIONS instead of fixed-purpose counter for metric calculation Intel Skylake X: Some fixes for events and performance groups Bug fixes and minor enhancements: Set […]
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20MAR 2018
Allgemein
PRACE Course: Advanced Topics in High Performance Computing at LRZ, March 12-16, 2018
The HPC group members Jan Eitzinger and Markus Wittmann are giving lectures within the LRZ PRACE Course: Advanced Topics in High Performance Computing. In this add-on course to the parallel programming course special topics are treated in more depth, in particular performance analysis, I/O and PGAS concepts. It is provided in collaboration of Erlangen Regional […]
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01MAR 2018
HPC
SPPEXA Best PhD Award 2017 for Dr. Moritz Kreutzer
We are proud to announce that Moritz Kreutzer, who recently defended his PhD thesis titled “Performance Engineering for Exascale-Enabled Sparse Linear Algebra Building Blocks,” was awarded the 2017 SPPEXA Best PhD Award. Congratulations!
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31JAN 2018
Allgemein
Talk by Prof. Martin Schulz, TU Munich: “A Case for More Adaptivity in HPC” on February 5, 2018
It is our pleasure to announce a talk by Prof. Martin Schulz (TU Munich). Title: A Case for More Adaptivity in HPC Time: Monday, February 5, 2018, 16:15 Place: RRZE e-Studio (Room 02.037) Abstract: Current HPC environments and applications are rather rigid and inflexible: applications run only with fixed numbers of processors, scheduling is done […]
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26JAN 2018
HPC
Annual course “Parallel Programming of High Performance Systems” at RRZE, March 12-16, 2018
“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 parallelization Parallel programming with OpenMP and MPI Basic HPC tools There will also be an […]
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21DEC 2017
HPC
Successful thesis defense
On Monday, December 18, our PhD student Moritz Kreutzer has successfully defended his thesis titled “Performance Engineering for Exascale-Enabled Sparse Linear Algebra Building Blocks.” The PhD committee recognized the outstanding quality of his work and awarded him the grade “with honors.” Congratulations! (Note the sparse matrix dangling from his fancy mortar board…)
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