The accelerator landscape has been rapidly changing over the past decade, and as super computers come online, they face the challenge of supporting the latest and greatest accelerators. Through use of C++. Kokkos and SYCL, the engineers working on the Aurora project at Argonne National Laboratory are demonstrating how to enable workloads that are performant now, while continuing to keep an eye on the future.

Guests:
Nevin Liber – Computer Scientist @ Argonne Leadership Computing Facility
alcf.anl.gov/about/people/nevin-liber

James Reinders – Technical Evangelist @ Intel
linkedin.com/in/jamesreinders

Learn more:
See what next-generation scientific problems are being slated to run on Aurora
intel.com/content/www/us/en/customer-spotlight/stories/argonne-aurora-customer-story.html

Argonne Leadership Computing Facility and Aurora
alcf.anl.gov
alcf.anl.gov/aurora

SYCL Tech
sycl.tech

oneAPI
oneapi.io
intel.com/content/www/us/en/developer/tools/oneapi/overview.html

Kokkos
github.com/kokkos/kokkos

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Tags: Argonne, Aurora, Aurora Supercomputer, C++, cross-architecture, developers, GPU, Hardware Accelerators, high performance computing, HPC, James Reinders, Kokkos, Nevin Liber, oneAPI, Open Source, parallel programming, SYCL
 
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