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Convey’s Heterogeneous Computing Architecture Supporting Applications in Data-intensive Sciences
SESSION: Heterogeneous Computing
EVENT TYPE: Exhibitor Forum
TIME: 2:30PM - 3:00PM
Presenter(s):Bobski Masson, Kirby Collins
ROOM:WSCC 611/612
ABSTRACT: The explosion of data, and corresponding need to capture, manage, analyze, and understand that data means a fundamental change in high-performance computing hardware and software. Applications that manipulate massive amounts of data require approaches that are unreachable by today’s commodity systems.
One architectural approach uses Convey’s reconfigurable, heterogeneous architecture called hybrid-core computing. Hybrid-core computing provides a balance between reconfigurable computing elements and a supercomputer-inspired memory subsystem. The architecture lends itself directly to problems in the data-intensive sciences, and especially graph-type algorithms.
Specifically, Convey has developed a “personality” (a hardware-based instruction set) for the Graph 500 benchmark that gives dramatically increased performance for the dollar (or watt or cubic meter). During this forum Convey will describe how hybrid-core computing technology is uniquely equipped to address the challenges of data intensive computing now and in the future.