SCHEDULE: NOV 12-18, 2011

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MIC Architecture and the Path to Exascale Computing

SESSION: Novel & Future Architectures III

EVENT TYPE: Exhibitor Forum

TIME: 11:15AM - 12:00PM

Presenter(s):Rajeeb Hazra

ROOM:WSCC 611/612

ABSTRACT:
Exascale computing promises to answer mankind’s challenges in a wide range of problems ranging from weather model accuracy, to new treatments and cures for diseases, to discovery of new sources of energy. But delivering Exascale computing that is actually useful to solving those problems as well as enabling Exascale computing that is energy efficient, are the real challenges. These are our challenges at Intel and for the HPC community as a whole. This talk defines a roadmap of upcoming Intel breakthrough technologies for enabling Exascale computing, including the Intel® Xeon and MIC Architectures for delivering efficient performance and programmability. While these technologies will solve some of the challenges on the road to Exascale, the rest will come from you. Come join us for a discussion of roadmap and how you can help the HPC community fulfill the dream of Exascale computing.

Chair/Presenter Details:

Rajeeb Hazra - Intel Corporation

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