Leading the Way to Exascale HPC
Arm Neoverse is leading a revolution in HPC, delivering technologies such as Arm SVE to power the world’s fastest supercomputer and enabling leading HPC in the cloud. No other company gives HPC solution designers technologies to drive performance in exascale-class CPUs and the design freedom to implement them their way.
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Arm’s Scalable Vector Extension: Programming Tools and Performance Analysis - Tutorial
Date/Time: Thursday, June 24, 5:00 a.m. – 9:00 a.m. PST
The Scalable Vector Extension (SVE) is the next-generation SIMD instruction set for Armv8-A. Arm SVE does not specify a vector length and uses predicates to dynamically select vector lanes. For many developers, this presents an entirely new way of thinking about vectorization. This tutorial introduces tools from the Arm community for SVE programming and performance analysis, i.e. compilers, scientific libraries, profilers, and debuggers. The content of this tutorial is notably different from past SVE tutorials as this is the first public SVE tutorial taught on SVE hardware.
Arm for HPC: User Experiences at the Edge of the SVE Era – Birds of a Feather
Date/Time: Wednesday, June 30, 6:15 a.m. – 6:50 a.m. PST
Systems based on the Arm architecture continue to gain traction in the HPC community, including the Japanese Post-K Fugaku Computer, UK’s GW4/EPSRC efforts, and Europe’s Mont-Blanc project. Arm is a leader in HPC, introducing new technologies for HPC workloads like Armv8-A Scalable Vector Extension (SVE) technology and related compilers and scientific libraries. Now in the second year of the Fujitsu A64FX processor, Arm SVE is in systems like Fugaku, Ookami, and Isambard. In this BoF we discuss user experiences with these new Arm HPC systems and related commercial deployments.
Arm HPC User Group (AHUG) - Workshop
Date/Time: Friday, July 2, 5:00 a.m. – 9:00 a.m. PST
The Arm HPC Users Group (AHUG) is an opportunity to learn from technical presentations by fellow applications programmers and tool authors who are currently using Arm platforms. Attendees benefit from the first-hand knowledge of experienced scientific application programmers writing for Arm systems on topics such as: memory systems, scalability, vectorization, and accelerators with Arm. The content specifically focuses on HPC, edge computing, and everything in between.
Arm HPC User Group (AHUG) Hackathon: AWS Cloud Hackathon for Arm-based HPC
Date/Time: Week of July 12th, 2021 (digital event)
The Arm HPC User Group (AHUG) announces the latest Arm HPC hackathon in collaboration with Arm and AWS. A week long interactive, and competitive, hackathon addressing HPC application porting and optimizing in the cloud. We now invite teams to participate in this competitive hackathon for the chance to win an Apple M1 MacBook for each member of the team (max. 4 people) that moves the needle the furthest. Teams will also be assigned a mentor, and have guidance from a community of technology specialists from within AWS and Arm to enable them to get the most out of this experience.