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Preparing for Extreme Parallel Environments: Models for Parallelism

Preparing for Extreme Parallel Environments: Models for Parallelism. Daniel Ernst (Univ. Wisconsin – Eau Claire) Benedict Gaster (AMD) Timothy Mattson (Intel) Wen-mei Hwu (Univ. Illinois – Urbana) David Grove (IBM) Michael McCool (Intel). Technical Challenges and Opportunities.

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Preparing for Extreme Parallel Environments: Models for Parallelism

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  1. Preparing for Extreme Parallel Environments: Models for Parallelism Daniel Ernst (Univ. Wisconsin – Eau Claire) Benedict Gaster (AMD) Timothy Mattson (Intel) Wen-meiHwu (Univ. Illinois – Urbana) David Grove (IBM) Michael McCool (Intel)

  2. Technical Challenges and Opportunities • The technical challenges for workforce development are very steep • Divergent training structure • Tools for HPC are typically not pedagogically friendly • However, the opportunities are currently growing! • The HPC research focus is heavy on enabling parallelism • The ecosystem of new tools, models, and ideas is rich

  3. Core Questions • What do "new recruits" (such as college grads) need to know to work in HPC? • How can curricula, particularly in Computer Science, be modified to meet those needs? •  (What changes? What gets cut out?) • What are the languages, models, and patterns that are both pertinent for future employees and appropriate for pedagogical use?

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