Preparing Applications for Aurora: Early Successes in Porting HPC Workloads to PVC
In the coming year, Argonne will begin deploying the Aurora Exascale supercomputer powered by Intel Ponte-Vecchio (PVC) GPUs and Sapphire Rapids CPUs. This talk will provide an overview of the Aurora system hardware and software, and the progress that has been made in preparing complex HPC applications to run on it. A diverse portfolio of applications is being developed to perform novel leading edge science on Aurora when it is available, including over forty applications from the Exascale Computing Project and the Aurora Early Science project. Progress in developing, porting, and optimizing these applications for Aurora will be presented.
Contributors: Kris Rowe and Scott Parker
Speaker(s)
JaeHyuk Kwack - Argonne Leadership Computing Facility/Performance Engineering Team
JaeHyuk Kwack is a member of the Performance Engineering Team at the ALCF. He is responsible for performance tools and ensuring the readiness of a number of major scientific applications for performant use on the U.S. DOE forthcoming exascale systems.
