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The Importance of a Scalable, Productive Software Ecosystem for the Supercomputing Marketplace
SESSION: Software Platforms
EVENT TYPE: Exhibitor Forum
TIME: 4:15PM - 5:00PM
Presenter(s):David B. Wallace
ROOM:WSCC 611/612
ABSTRACT: A software ecosystem that is both scalable and productive is a critical component for efficient supercomputers. A complete software ecosystem allows a supercomputer to be more than the sum of its parts. Petascale systems of today require powerful interconnects, cutting-edge processors and advanced parallel file systems. Yet, without a software ecosystem seamlessly integrated into a supercomputer’s architecture, users cannot leverage the latest innovations in HPC. Cray has developed a complete software ecosystem built around its Cray Linux Environment – the operating system for the Company’s high-end supercomputers. This ecosystem includes Cray and 3rd party compilers, 3rd party ISV applications, sophisticated resource and job management systems, Cray optimized performance tools and libraries, and 3rd party debuggers with specialized scalable extensions. Cray will discuss the challenges and benefits of developing a complete software ecosystem and its importance in building productive multi-petaflop, and eventually, productive exascale systems.