Find this at
http://www.npac.syr.edu/users/gcf/petaflopjan97/
Variety of Foils Used Starting January 97
Given by Geoffrey C. Fox at General on 1997. Foils prepared 26 January 97
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This uses material from Paul Smith and Peter Kogge as well as Fox
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We describe the "National PetaFlop Study(s)" and what you can expect with or without a specific initiative
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We discuss traditional, Processor in Memory, Superconducting, Special Purpose architectures as well as future Quantum Computers!
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We survey possible applications, new needs and opportunities for software as well as the technologies and designs for new machines one can expect in the year 2007!
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We review findings of studies and structure of a possible initiative
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This mixed presentation uses parts of the following base foilsets which can also
be looked at on their own!
GeneralFoils97 Variety of Foils Used Starting January 97
SmithPetaOverview2 PetaFlop(JNAC) Overview Presentations --
Results of Studies and Next Steps Sep
19,96
CornellHPCCOverview96MasterMaster Foils for A Short Overview of HPCC
-- From GigaFlops to PetaFlops and From
Tightly Coupled MPP's to the World Wide
Web
GeneralResearchB96 General Collection of Research Foils --
July--December 1996
GeneralResFoils96 Miscellaneous Presentation Material used in
1996
KoggePimTalk Processing-In-Memory (PIM) Architectures
for Very High Performance MPP Computing
CPS615-95B Master Set B of Overview Material on
Parallel Computing for CPS615 Foils
CPS615Master96 Master Set of Foils for 1996 Session of
CPS615
PetaSoftStrat Software Strategy for JNAC (PetaFlops)
Initiative
DynamicWebPagesgivenbyURL Title and Abstract of FakeFoilset
Introduction
GeneralFoils97 008 001 Remarks on Petaflop
Technology and National Program
See:
http://www.npac.syr.edu/users/gcf/petaflopjan97
GeneralFoils97 009 002 Abstract of PetaFlop Presentation
Jan 97
The PetaFlop process
SmithPetaOverview2 001 003 NSTC/Committee on Computing,
Information & Communication
Meeting PetaFLOPS Workshops
Results September 19, 1996 Dr.
Paul H. Smith Department of Energy
SmithPetaOverview2 002 004 Contents
SmithPetaOverview2 003 005 I. Workshop series... background:
PetaFLOPS workshops.
SmithPetaOverview2 004 006 I. Workshop series... background:
Community & Sponsoring
Agencies
SmithPetaOverview2 005 007 I. Workshop series... background:
Workshops Purposes
SmithPetaOverview2 006 008 Title of foil 6
SmithPetaOverview2 007 009 Title of foil 7
Where we are today
CornellHPCCOverview96Master 018 010 Peak Supercomputer Performance
CornellHPCCOverview96Master 003 011 Some Important Trends -- COTS is
King!
CornellHPCCOverview96Master 004 012 Comments on COTS for Hardware
CornellHPCCOverview96Master 010 013 Returning to Today - I
CornellHPCCOverview96Master 011 014 Returning to Today - II
GeneralResearchB96 017 015 Overall Remarks on the March to
PetaFlops - I
GeneralResearchB96 018 016 Overall Remarks on the March to
PetaFlops - II
Summary of Results of PetaFlop process todate
SmithPetaOverview2 008 017 II. Major Findings &
Recommendations: Findings.
SmithPetaOverview2 009 018 II. Major Findings &
Recommendations: Findings.
SmithPetaOverview2 010 019 II. Major Findings &
Recommendations: Recommendations
SmithPetaOverview2 011 020 II. Major Findings &
Recommendations: Recommendations
SmithPetaOverview2 012 021 PP Presentation
SmithPetaOverview2 013 022 III. Key drivers for advanced
computational capabilities beyond
HPCC. Why PetaFLOPS??
SmithPetaOverview2 014 023 III. Key drivers: The State of
the Art
Application Motivation for PetaFlops
SmithPetaOverview2 015 024 III. Key drivers: The Need for
PetaFLOPS Computing
GeneralFoils97 007 025 10 Possible PetaFlop Applications
GeneralResFoils96 031 026 Petaflop Performance for Flow in
Porous Media?
GeneralResFoils96 032 027 Target Flow in Porous Media
Problem (Glimm - Petaflop
Workshop)
GeneralResFoils96 033 028 NASA's Projection of Memory and
Computational Requirements upto
Petaflops for Aerospace
Applications
KoggePimTalk 012 029 Bodega Bay: Primary Memory
KoggePimTalk 013 030 Bodega Bay: Secondary Memory
KoggePimTalk 014 031 Bodega Bay: Aggregate I/O
Base Technology Expectations
SmithPetaOverview2 017 032 III. Key drivers: Technological
Limitations
CPS615-95B 047 033 Chip Density Projections to year
2013
CPS615-95B 051 034 Clock Speed and I/O Speed in
megabytes/sec per pin through
year 2013
The 3 classes of PetaFlop Designs
CornellHPCCOverview96Master 005 035 Supercomputer Architectures in
Years 2005-2010 -- I
CornellHPCCOverview96Master 006 036 Supercomputer Architectures in
Years 2005-2010 -- II
CornellHPCCOverview96Master 007 037 Supercomputer Architectures in
Years 2005-2010 -- III
KoggePimTalk 037 038 Performance Per Transistor
CornellHPCCOverview96Master 008 039 Comparison of Supercomputer
Architectures
Overview of Expected and Exotic Base Technologies!
CPS615Master96 008 040 Three Major Markets --
Logic,ASIC,DRAM
CPS615Master96 009 041 Chip and Package Characteristics
CPS615Master96 010 042 Fabrication Characteristics
CPS615Master96 011 043 Electrical Design and Test Metrics
CPS615Master96 012 044 Technologies for High Performance
Computers
CPS615Master96 013 045 Architectures for High Performance
Computers - I
CPS615Master96 014 046 Architectures for High Performance
Computers - II
CPS615Master96 015 047 There is no Best Machine!
CPS615Master96 016 048 Quantum Computing - I
CPS615Master96 017 049 Quantum Computing - II
CPS615Master96 018 050 Quantum Computing - III
CPS615Master96 019 051 Superconducting Technology -- Past
CPS615Master96 020 052 Superconducting Technology --
Present
CPS615Master96 021 053 Superconducting Technology --
Problems
The NSF PetaFlop Point Designs
SmithPetaOverview2 019 054 IV. Architecture Point Designs
& SW Design Studies: Point
Design Study:
SmithPetaOverview2 020 055 IV. Architecture Point Designs
& SW Design Studies: 1996
Point Design Awards
PetaSoftStrat 027 056 The 8 NSF Point Designs
The Relatively Conventional Designs
DynamicWebPagesgivenbyURL 003 057 Architecture of MORPH NSF Petaflop
Point Study
DynamicWebPagesgivenbyURL 004 058 Architecture of I-ACOMA Petaflop
Point Study
The GRAPE PetaFlop Point Design
CPS615Master96 039 059 Some MetaComputer Systems
CPS615Master96 041 060 The GRAPE N-Body Machine
DynamicWebPagesgivenbyURL 005 061 GRAPE architecture in NSF Petaflop
Point Study
DynamicWebPagesgivenbyURL 006 062 GRAPE Processing Unit in NSF
Petaflop Point Study
CPS615Master96 042 063 Why isn't GRAPE a Perfect
Solution?
The Processor in Memory Design
KoggePimTalk 023 064 Current PIM Chips
KoggePimTalk 030 065 New "Strawman" PIM
Processing Node Macro
KoggePimTalk 031 066 "Strawman" Chip
Floorplan
KoggePimTalk 038 067 SIA-Based PIM Chip Projections
The Superconducting Design
DynamicWebPagesgivenbyURL 007 068 Superconducting Architecture in
NSF Petaflop Point Study
PetaFlop Software Issues
SmithPetaOverview2 021 069 IV. Architecture Point Designs
& SW Design Studies:
Architectural Framework
SmithPetaOverview2 022 070 IV. Architecture Point Designs
& SW Design Studies: Key SW
Development Areas
SmithPetaOverview2 023 071 IV. Architecture Point Designs
& SW Design Studies:
Software Implementation Strategy
PetaSoftStrat 001 072 Suggested Software Strategy for
JNAC (aka Petaflops) Initiative
PetaSoftStrat 002 073 Some Key Observations on PetaSoft
Software
PetaSoftStrat 025 074 Time for a Software Revolution?
PetaSoftStrat 003 075 Architectural Framework from
PetaSoft Meeting
PetaSoftStrat 026 076 Hierarchy from Application to
Complex Computer
PetaSoftStrat 005 077 The Current HPCC Program Execution
Model (PEM) illustratrated by
MPI/HPF
PetaSoftStrat 006 078 The PetaSoft Program Execution
Model
PetaSoftStrat 007 079 Some Examples of a Layered
Software System
PetaSoftStrat 008 080 Features of JNAC Software
Implementation Strategy
PetaSoftStrat 009 081 Role of The Architecture Review
Board
PetaSoftStrat 010 082 The Five Key JNAC Software
Development Areas
PetaSoftStrat 016 083 Examples of Machine Specific
Software
PetaSoftStrat 017 084 Examples of Operating System
Services I
PetaSoftStrat 018 085 Examples of Operating System
Services II
PetaSoftStrat 019 086 General Philosophy from PetaSoft
Meeting
PetaSoftStrat 020 087 Features of the The Layered
Software Model
PetaSoftStrat 021 088 PetaSoft Findings 1) and 2) --
Memory Hierarchy
PetaSoftStrat 022 089 PetaSoft Findings 3) and 4) --
Using Memory Hierarchy
PetaSoftStrat 023 090 PetaSoft Findings 5) and 6) --
Layered Software
PetaSoftStrat 024 091 PetaSoft Recommendations 1) to 3)
Memory and Software Hierarchy
Summary and Possible National Program
SmithPetaOverview2 018 092 III. Key drivers: Summary
SmithPetaOverview2 024 093 V. A National program concept:
Basis
SmithPetaOverview2 025 094 V. A National program concept:
Scope & Strategy
SmithPetaOverview2 026 095 V. A National program concept:
Technology Projection Model
SmithPetaOverview2 027 096 V. A National program concept:
Structure & Flow
SmithPetaOverview2 028 097 V. A National program concept:
Technology Model
SmithPetaOverview2 029 098 V. A National program concept:
Research Projects - Technology
SmithPetaOverview2 030 099 V. A National program concept:
Research Projects - Architecture
SmithPetaOverview2 031 100 V. A National program concept:
Research Projects - System
Software
SmithPetaOverview2 032 101 V. A National program concept:
Research Projects - Applications
& Algorithms
SmithPetaOverview2 033 102 V. A National focused program
concept: Early Program Milestones
PetaSoftStrat 011 103 Now we follow with A Comparison of
JNAC and HPCC
PetaSoftStrat 012 104 Comparison of HPCC and JNAC - I
PetaSoftStrat 013 105 Comparison of HPCC and JNAC - II
PetaSoftStrat 014 106 Comparison of HPCC and JNAC - III
SmithPetaOverview2 034 107 VI. Future actions necessary to
mold an R&D program: The
Message
SmithPetaOverview2 035 108 VI. Future actions necessary to
mold an R&D program: Near
Term Recommendation
SmithPetaOverview2 036 109 VI. Future actions necessary to
mold an R&D program: Next
Steps
SmithPetaOverview2 037 110 VI. Future actions necessary to
mold an R&D program:
PetaFLOPS Algorithms Workshop
(PAL`97)
SmithPetaOverview2 038 111 VI. Future actions : Next Steps
Integrate into Federal R&D
Planning
List of Foils Used as they occur
GeneralFoils97 Variety of Foils Used Starting January 97
8 9 7
SmithPetaOverview2 PetaFlop(JNAC) Overview Presentations --
Results of Studies and Next Steps Sep
19,96
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 17 19 20 21 22 23 18 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38
CornellHPCCOverview96MasterMaster Foils for A Short Overview of HPCC
-- From GigaFlops to PetaFlops and From
Tightly Coupled MPP's to the World Wide
Web
18 3 4 10 11 5 6 7 8
GeneralResearchB96 General Collection of Research Foils --
July--December 1996
17 18
GeneralResFoils96 Miscellaneous Presentation Material used in
1996
31 32 33
KoggePimTalk Processing-In-Memory (PIM) Architectures
for Very High Performance MPP Computing
12 13 14 37 23 30 31 38
CPS615-95B Master Set B of Overview Material on
Parallel Computing for CPS615 Foils
47 51
CPS615Master96 Master Set of Foils for 1996 Session of
CPS615
8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 39 41 42
PetaSoftStrat Software Strategy for JNAC (PetaFlops)
Initiative
27 1 2 25 3 26 5 6 7 8 9 10 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 11 12 13 14
DynamicWebPagesgivenbyURL Title and Abstract of FakeFoilset
3 4 5 6 7
Sorted List of Foils Used
GeneralFoils97 Variety of Foils Used Starting January 97
7 8 9
SmithPetaOverview2 PetaFlop(JNAC) Overview Presentations --
Results of Studies and Next Steps Sep
19,96
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38
CornellHPCCOverview96MasterMaster Foils for A Short Overview of HPCC
-- From GigaFlops to PetaFlops and From
Tightly Coupled MPP's to the World Wide
Web
3 4 5 6 7 8 10 11 18
GeneralResearchB96 General Collection of Research Foils --
July--December 1996
17 18
GeneralResFoils96 Miscellaneous Presentation Material used in
1996
31 32 33
KoggePimTalk Processing-In-Memory (PIM) Architectures
for Very High Performance MPP Computing
12 13 14 23 30 31 37 38
CPS615-95B Master Set B of Overview Material on
Parallel Computing for CPS615 Foils
47 51
CPS615Master96 Master Set of Foils for 1996 Session of
CPS615
8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 39 41 42
PetaSoftStrat Software Strategy for JNAC (PetaFlops)
Initiative
1 2 3 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27
DynamicWebPagesgivenbyURL Title and Abstract of FakeFoilset
3 4 5 6 7
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