Various parallel computer benchmarking projects have been around since early 1990s but the adopted so far approaches for performance analysis require a significant revision in view of the recent developments of both the application domain and the computer technologies. This paper presents a novel performance evaluation methodology based on assessing the processing rate of two orthogonal use cases – dense and sparse physical systems – as well as the energy efficiency for both. Evaluation results with two popular codes — HPL and HPCG — validate our approach and demonstrate its use for analysis and interpretation in order to identify and confirm current technological challenges as well as to track and roadmap the future application performance...
In distributed and vectorized computing there is a large number of highly different supercomputing p...
Since the beginning of the field of high performance computing (HPC) after World War II, there has b...
This paper presents a comparative and qualitative survey of techniques for evaluating parallel syste...
Although parallel computers have existed for many years, recently there has been a surge of academic...
There are a number of challenges facing the High Performance Computing (HPC) community, including in...
Simulations on HPC systems have become an indispensable key technology in modern science and enginee...
2012-04-27The shift to many-core architecture design paradigm in computer market has provided unprec...
After a decade where HEC (high-end computing) capability was dominated by the rapid pace of improvem...
This special issue of Future Generation Computer Systems contains four extended papers selected from...
Numerous challenges have to be mastered as applications in scientific computing are being developed ...
The goal of this work was to produce architecture data for a benchmark set of physical modeling appl...
Macro-scale simulation has been advanced as one tool for application - architecture co-design to exp...
Performance Engineering is concerned with the reliable prediction and estimation of the performance ...
A great challenge for scientists is to execute their computational applications efficiently. Nowaday...
Abstract — The goal of this work is to gain an understanding of the execution characteristics of cer...
In distributed and vectorized computing there is a large number of highly different supercomputing p...
Since the beginning of the field of high performance computing (HPC) after World War II, there has b...
This paper presents a comparative and qualitative survey of techniques for evaluating parallel syste...
Although parallel computers have existed for many years, recently there has been a surge of academic...
There are a number of challenges facing the High Performance Computing (HPC) community, including in...
Simulations on HPC systems have become an indispensable key technology in modern science and enginee...
2012-04-27The shift to many-core architecture design paradigm in computer market has provided unprec...
After a decade where HEC (high-end computing) capability was dominated by the rapid pace of improvem...
This special issue of Future Generation Computer Systems contains four extended papers selected from...
Numerous challenges have to be mastered as applications in scientific computing are being developed ...
The goal of this work was to produce architecture data for a benchmark set of physical modeling appl...
Macro-scale simulation has been advanced as one tool for application - architecture co-design to exp...
Performance Engineering is concerned with the reliable prediction and estimation of the performance ...
A great challenge for scientists is to execute their computational applications efficiently. Nowaday...
Abstract — The goal of this work is to gain an understanding of the execution characteristics of cer...
In distributed and vectorized computing there is a large number of highly different supercomputing p...
Since the beginning of the field of high performance computing (HPC) after World War II, there has b...
This paper presents a comparative and qualitative survey of techniques for evaluating parallel syste...