Presentation
Multi-Level Memory and Storage for HPC, Data Analytics & AI
BoF Organizer/Speakers
Event Type
Birds of a Feather
Big Data Analytics
Exascale Systems
Performance Analysis and Optimization
Storage Technologies
System Software & Runtime Systems
TimeTuesday, June 18th1:45pm - 2:45pm
LocationKontrast
DescriptionRecent progress in storage-class memory (SCM) technologies combined with emerging workloads mixing HPC simulations with big data processing or AI does create a perfect opportunity for innovative HPC systems embracing SCM. These will substantially improve delivered performance, scalability and energy efficiency for data-oriented HPC codes as well as “mixed” applications, and can play a large role in removing the “I/O wall” when moving to Exascale class systems.
At the same time, significant progress has been made on memory and storage devices with increasing capacities and performance, many of them non-volatile by nature, and systems with multiple memory and/or storage levels are becoming state-of-the-art. This presents a perfect opportunity for addressing the traditional Exascale “I/O gap” and at the same time provide the emerging breed of combined HPC and AI applications with a solid and highly performing memory/storage platform.
This BoF continues the series of successful similar sessions at ISC; it will bring together technology providers, application and system SW developers, and system operators to discuss use cases and requirements for next-generation multi-level storage/memory systems, present proof of concept prototype results, and examine the system SW and tools development.
At the same time, significant progress has been made on memory and storage devices with increasing capacities and performance, many of them non-volatile by nature, and systems with multiple memory and/or storage levels are becoming state-of-the-art. This presents a perfect opportunity for addressing the traditional Exascale “I/O gap” and at the same time provide the emerging breed of combined HPC and AI applications with a solid and highly performing memory/storage platform.
This BoF continues the series of successful similar sessions at ISC; it will bring together technology providers, application and system SW developers, and system operators to discuss use cases and requirements for next-generation multi-level storage/memory systems, present proof of concept prototype results, and examine the system SW and tools development.
BoF Organizer/Speakers
Principal Engineer
Project Manager
Computer Scientist