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SCHEDULE: NOV 16-21, 2014
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Big Data Changes Everything: Reinventing HPC
SESSION: Effective Application of HPC
EVENT TYPE: Exhibitor Forums
TIME: 4:30PM - 5:00PM
SESSION CHAIR: Richard Evans
Presenter(s):Dave Turek, Ruud Haring
ROOM:291
ABSTRACT:
HPC must evolve in two fundamental ways: first, target complete workflows of critical interest to the organization; second, explicitly accommodate the impact of Big Data on system/solution designs. Today, many "HPC solutions" are nothing more than optimizations of important but narrowly defined algorithms embedded in much more involved workflows. The other elements of the workflow, including issues of data management and manipulation coupled with associated analytics, are often ignored. As a consequence, the value of HPC to the end user is less than it could be. As we enter the second half of this decade, IBM intends to reconcile these issues: take workflows that matter and apply to them all the HPC and analytic tools required to provide the greatest insight possible in the shortest amount of time. This session will talk to requirements and announcements that will successfully deliver innovations for the next generation of analytics and technical computing.
Chair/Presenter Details:
Richard Evans (Chair) - Texas Advanced Computing Center
Dave Turek - IBM Corporation
Ruud Haring - IBM Corporation
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