The main conclusion of this BoF is the need to focus on co-design which is an effective way to develop HPC (and other capabilities).
There is a good article on our BoF in The Next Platform.
BoF Title: European Exascale Projects and Their Global Contributions
Europe presented a holistic view of its HPC development and showcase its selected projects that contribute to the global exascale R&D effort.
The European HPC Technology and Application programme covers the entire HPC system stack and application expertise; including system prototypes (see www.etp4hpc.eu/euexascale for a full description).
We summarised our ambitions and the contribution of our projects, present selected technology (Mont-Blanc, SAGE) and application projects (BioExcel) and discuss our role in the global HPC effort. The European EXDCI (www.exdci.eu) booth, publications (European HPC Handbook) and the ETP4HPC website facilitated networking before and after the BoF.
The European HPC Handbook that is to be distributed at the event is available here.
14th Nov 2017, 5.15-7PM in Room 501-502, SC BoF code - bof101s2 /European Exascale Projects and Their Global Contributions
5.15PM - START
5min- Welcome Message - Jean-Pierre Panziera – ETP4HPC Chairman
15 min - The European HPC Strategy – Eugene Griffiths – ETP4HPC Steering Board
30 min - Selected European HPC Projects:
10min - A Holistic View of European HPC - François Bodin – EXDCI
5min - An Update on the US HPC Ecosystem - Paul Messina - Exascale Computing Project, US
5 min - An Update on the Japanese HPC Ecosystem - Yutaka Ishikawa – Riken, Japan
20 min - A panel discussion moderated by François Bodin of the EXDCI – the European eXtreme Data and Computing Initiative (the project coordination the European HPC Strategy).
7PM - FINISH (with a 15 min back-up)