Energy Efficient Supercomputing (E2SC)
Organizers
Event Type
Workshop
SIGHPC Workshop
TimeMonday, November 13th9am -
5:30pm
Location506
DescriptionWith exascale systems on the horizon, we have ushered
in an era with power and energy consumption as the
primary concerns for scalable computing. To achieve a
viable exaflop high performance computing capability,
revolutionary methods are required with a stronger
integration among hardware features, system software and
applications. Equally important are the capabilities for
fine-grained spatial and temporal measurement and
control to facilitate these layers for energy efficient
computing across all layers. Current approaches for
energy efficient computing rely heavily on power
efficient hardware in isolation. However, it is pivotal
for hardware to expose mechanisms for energy efficiency
to optimize power and energy consumption for various
workloads. At the same time, high fidelity measurement
techniques, typically ignored in data-center level
measurement, are of high importance for scalable and
energy efficient inter-play in different layers of
application, system software and hardware.
This workshop seeks to address the important energy efficiency aspects in the HPC community that have not been previously addressed by aspects covered in the data center or cloud computing communities. Emphasis is given to the application’s view related to significant energy efficiency improvements and to the required hardware/software stack that must include necessary power and performance measurement and analysis harnesses. The workshop aims to bring together researchers from different communities working on challenging problems in this area for a dynamic exchange of ideas.
This workshop seeks to address the important energy efficiency aspects in the HPC community that have not been previously addressed by aspects covered in the data center or cloud computing communities. Emphasis is given to the application’s view related to significant energy efficiency improvements and to the required hardware/software stack that must include necessary power and performance measurement and analysis harnesses. The workshop aims to bring together researchers from different communities working on challenging problems in this area for a dynamic exchange of ideas.
