SC22 IXPUG BoF
Performance Portability in a Heterogenous World – Pipe Dream?
Location: In-person at SC22, Dallas, Texas – Room C146
Date & Time: Tuesday, November 15 5:15-6:45 p.m. CT
Registration: https://sc22.supercomputing.org/attend/registration/
Event Description: With increasing heterogeneity in system deployments (CPUs, GPGPUs, AI accelerators, FPGAs, IPU/DPUs), HPC users face a daunting task of programming for such diverse architectures. This BoF, organized by the IXPUG, but not limited to Intel technology, will focus on sharing expertise in portable programming across a wide variety of architectures, running a diverse set of workloads. This BoF will explore current approaches and best practices for programming across heterogeneous systems and exotic architectures, with the goal of identifying a common set of principles and practices that can be leveraged to develop and maintain software across sites, architectures, and applications.
Agenda:
Time |
Title |
Presenter |
5:15-5:20 |
Welcome |
David Martin, Argonne National Laboratory Amit Ruhela, Texas Advanced Computing Center
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5:20-5:30 |
Towards Performance Portability: A Use Case, Lessons Learned and Outlook |
Steffen Christgau, Zuse Institute Berlin (ZIB) |
5:30-5:40 |
Are We Dreaming the Same Dream? |
John Pennycook, Intel Corporation |
5:40-5:50 |
Performance Portability in the Exascale Era |
Scott Parker, Argonne National Laboratory |
5:50-6:00 |
Seeking Performance Portability at Scale with FleCSI |
Scott Pakin, Los Alamos National Laboratory |
6:00-6:10 |
Design of Performance Portability Layers at CEA |
Julien Jaeger, CEA |
6:10-6:45 |
Panel with all speakers |
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Session Leader: David Martin, Argonne National Laboratory
Additional Session Leaders:
- Clayton Hughes, Sandia National Laboratories
- Nalini Kumar, Intel Corporation
- Christopher Mauney, Los Alamos National Laboratory
- Thomas Steinke, Zuse Institute Berlin
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