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High Performance Heterogeneous Computing
High Performance Heterogeneous Computing
Motivation:
Scaling of NEMO5 to hundreds of thousands of cores possible
Heterogeneous computer resources available at the largest supercomputing centers should be used
Approach:
Scattering code scaling tested on up to ~300k cores, work submitted for 2015 Gordon Bell Prize competition
Intel Xeon Phi and GPU infrastructure available for NEMO5
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