Schlagwort: Supercomputer

AMD Drives Leadership Performance and Energy Efficiency in Supercomputing

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— AMD EPYC pro­ces­sors and AMD Instinct acce­le­ra­tors powe­red 101 super­com­pu­ters in the latest Top500 list, a 38% incre­a­se year-over-year —

SANTA CLARA, 11/15/2022

At the Super­com­pu­ting Con­fe­rence 2022 (SC22), AMD (NASDAQ: AMD) show­ca­sed its con­ti­nued momen­tum and domi­na­ting pre­sence wit­hin the high per­for­mance com­pu­ting (HPC) indus­try. AMD EPYC™ CPUs and AMD Instinct™ acce­le­ra­tors con­ti­nue to be the pro­ces­sors of choice for the most deman­ding HPC workloads powe­ring the most com­plex simu­la­ti­ons and mode­ling tools.

“Inno­va­ti­on in high per­for­mance com­pu­ting has a dra­ma­tic impact on socie­ty, advan­cing ground­brea­king rese­arch that has the poten­ti­al to vast­ly impro­ve qua­li­ty of life for peop­le ever­y­whe­re,” said For­rest Nor­rod, seni­or vice pre­si­dent and gene­ral mana­ger, Data Cen­ter Solu­ti­ons Group, AMD. “AMD is con­stant­ly inno­vat­ing and evol­ving our EPYC pro­ces­sors and Instinct acce­le­ra­tors to ensu­re sci­en­tists and rese­ar­chers working on sol­ving the world’s toughest chal­len­ges have the most cut­ting-edge tools for their rese­arch.” (…) Wei­ter­le­sen »

SiPearl and AMD collaborate to address exascale supercomputing in Europe

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SiPearl, the com­pa­ny designing the high-per­for­mance, low-power micro­pro­ces­sor for Euro­pean super­com­pu­ters, is col­la­bo­ra­ting with AMD to address the needs of exas­ca­le super­com­pu­ting in Euro­pe. Com­bi­ning SiPearl’s Rhea micro­pro­ces­sor with AMD Instinct™ acce­le­ra­tors, the two com­pa­nies will help Euro­pe to meet stra­te­gic, sci­en­ti­fic, socie­tal, and indus­tri­al challenges.

Mai­sons-Laf­fit­te (Fran­ce), 14th Novem­ber 2022 – SiPearl, the com­pa­ny designing the high­per­for­mance, low-power micro­pro­ces­sor for Euro­pean super­com­pu­ters, has ent­e­red into a busi­ness col­la­bo­ra­ti­on agree­ment with AMD to pro­vi­de a joint offe­ring for exas­ca­le super­com­pu­ting sys­tems, com­bi­ning SiPearl’s HPC micro­pro­ces­sor, Rhea, with AMD Instinct™ accelerators.

Initi­al­ly, AMD and SiPearl will joint­ly assess the inter­ope­ra­bi­li­ty of the AMD ROCm™ open soft­ware with the SiPearl Rhea micro­pro­ces­sor and build an opti­mi­zed soft­ware solu­ti­on that would streng­t­hen the capa­bi­li­ties of a SiPearl micro­pro­ces­sor com­bi­ned with an AMD InstinctTM acce­le­ra­tor. This joint work tar­gets por­ting and opti­miz­a­ti­on acti­vi­ties of the AMD HIP backend, openMP com­pi­lers and libra­ries, will enab­le sci­en­ti­fic app­li­ca­ti­ons to bene­fit from both tech­no­lo­gies. (…) Wei­ter­le­sen »

Meteorological Service Singapore advances weather forecasting with new supercomputer from Hewlett Packard Enterprise

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The new super­com­pu­ter will speed up wea­ther pre­dic­tions and bols­ter cli­ma­te rese­arch into Singapore’s tro­pi­cal cli­ma­te trends with up to 2X more per­for­mance and advan­ced mode­ling and simu­la­ti­on capabilities

HOUSTON, Oct. 26, 2022 – Hew­lett Packard Enter­pri­se (NYSE: HPE) today announ­ced that it has built a new super­com­pu­ter for the Meteo­ro­lo­gi­cal Ser­vice Sin­g­a­po­re (MSS) to advan­ce wea­ther fore­cas­ting and tro­pi­cal cli­ma­te rese­arch for Sin­g­a­po­re and the broa­der Sou­the­ast Asia regi­on. The new super­com­pu­ter repla­ces MSS’ exis­ting sys­tem, deli­vering near­ly twice as much per­for­mance and advan­ced capa­bi­li­ties across com­pu­te, sto­rage, soft­ware and net­wor­king. (…) Wei­ter­le­sen »

Erster europäischer Exascale-Superrechner kommt nach Jülich

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EuroHPC JU, das Euro­pean High Per­for­mance Com­pu­ting Joint Under­ta­king, wählt das For­schungs­zen­trum Jülich als Part­ner im deut­schen Gauss Cent­re for Super­com­pu­ting aus, um den ers­ten euro­päi­schen Super­com­pu­ter der nächs­ten Genera­ti­on zu betreiben.

Jülich, 15. Juni 2022 – Die Ent­schei­dung ist gefal­len. Das For­schungs­zen­trum Jülich wird Stand­ort des ers­ten euro­päi­schen Exas­ca­le-Rech­ners. Der Super­com­pu­ter soll als ers­ter Rech­ner in Euro­pa die Gren­ze von 1 Tril­li­on Rechen­ope­ra­tio­nen pro Sekun­de – einer „1“ mit 18 Nul­len – bre­chen. Beschafft wer­den soll das Sys­tem von der euro­päi­schen Super­com­pu­ting-Initia­ti­ve EuroHPC JU. Der Exas­ca­le-Rech­ner wird dazu bei­tra­gen, bedeu­ten­de und drän­gen­de wis­sen­schaft­li­che Fra­gen zu lösen, etwa zum Kli­ma­wan­del, zur Bewäl­ti­gung von Pan­de­mien und zur nach­hal­ti­gen Ener­gie­er­zeu­gung, und den inten­si­ven Ein­satz von Künst­li­cher Intel­li­genz sowie die Ana­ly­se gro­ßer Daten­men­gen ermög­li­chen. Die Gesamt­kos­ten für das Sys­tem belau­fen sich auf 500 Mio. Euro. 250 Mio. Euro wer­den von der euro­päi­schen Super­com­pu­ting-Initia­ti­ve EuroHPC JU und 250 Mio. Euro zu glei­chen Tei­len vom Bun­des­mi­nis­te­ri­um für Bil­dung und For­schung (BMBF) und dem Minis­te­ri­um für Kul­tur und Wis­sen­schaft des Lan­des Nord­rhein-West­fa­len (MKW NRW) getra­gen. (…) Wei­ter­le­sen »

AMD Processors Accelerating Performance of Top Supercomputers Worldwide

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Growing preference for EPYC™ processors resulted in the number of AMD-powered supercomputers growing 3.5x year-over-year

SANTA CLARA, Calif., Nov. 16, 2021 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) — During this year’s Super­com­pu­ting Con­fe­rence 2021 (SC21), AMD (NASDAQ: AMD) is show­ca­sing its expan­ded pre­sence and gro­wing pre­fe­rence in the high per­for­mance com­pu­ting (HPC) indus­try with the excep­tio­nal inno­va­ti­on and adop­ti­on of AMD data cen­ter pro­ces­sors and acce­le­ra­tors. Cus­to­mers across the indus­try con­ti­nue to expand their use of AMD EPYC™ pro­ces­sors and AMD Instinct™ acce­le­ra­tors to power cut­ting-edge rese­arch nee­ded to address some of the world’s big­gest chal­len­ges in cli­ma­te, life sci­en­ces, medi­ci­ne, and more.

Gro­wing pre­fe­rence for AMD is show­ca­sed in the latest Top500 list. AMD now powers 73 super­com­pu­ters, com­pa­red to 21 in the Novem­ber 2020 list, a more than 3x year-over-year incre­a­se. Addi­tio­nal­ly, AMD powers four out of the top ten most power­ful super­com­pu­ters in the world, as well as the most power­ful super­com­pu­ter in EMEA. Final­ly, AMD EPYC 7003 seri­es pro­ces­sors, which laun­ched eight mon­ths ago, are uti­li­zed by 17 of the 75 AMD powe­red super­com­pu­ters in the list, demons­tra­ting the rapid adop­ti­on of the latest genera­ti­on of EPYC processors.

“The deman­ds of super­com­pu­ting users have incre­a­sed expo­nen­ti­al­ly as the world seeks to acce­le­ra­te rese­arch, redu­cing the time to dis­co­very of valu­able infor­ma­ti­on,” said For­rest Nor­rod, seni­or vice pre­si­dent and gene­ral mana­ger, Data Cen­ter and Embed­ded Solu­ti­ons Busi­ness Group, AMD. “With AMD EPYC CPUs and Instinct acce­le­ra­tors, we con­ti­nue to evol­ve our pro­duct offe­ring to push the bounda­ries of data cen­ter tech­no­lo­gies enab­ling fas­ter rese­arch, bet­ter out­co­mes and more impact on the world.”

AMD has also been reco­gni­zed in the annu­al HPC­wire Rea­ders’ and Edi­tors’ Choice Awards at SC21. The com­pa­ny won ten awards inclu­ding Best Sus­taina­bi­li­ty Inno­va­ti­on in HPC, Best HPC Ser­ver Pro­duct and the Out­stan­ding Lea­ders­hip in HPC award pre­sen­ted to Pre­si­dent and CEO Dr. Lisa Su. (…) Wei­ter­le­sen »

AMD EPYC™ Processors Picked by Argonne National Laboratory to Prepare for Exascale Future

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- The new Pola­ris super­com­pu­ter will opti­mi­ze AI, engi­nee­ring, and sci­en­ti­fic pro­jects for forth­co­m­ing exas­ca­le super­com­pu­ter at Argon­ne Natio­nal Laboratory -

SANTA CLARA, Calif., Aug. 30, 2021 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) — AMD (NASDAQ: AMD) announ­ced that the U.S. Depart­ment of Energy’s (DOE) Argon­ne Natio­nal Labo­ra­to­ry (Argon­ne) has cho­sen AMD EPYC™ pro­ces­sors to power a new super­com­pu­ter, cal­led Pola­ris, which will pre­pa­re rese­ar­chers for the forth­co­m­ing exas­ca­le super­com­pu­ter at Argon­ne cal­led Auro­ra. Pola­ris is built by Hew­lett Packard Enter­pri­se (HPE), will use 2nd Gen EPYC pro­ces­sors and then upgrade to 3rd Gen AMD EPYC pro­ces­sors, and will allow sci­en­tists and deve­lo­pers to test and opti­mi­ze soft­ware codes and app­li­ca­ti­ons to tack­le a ran­ge of AI, engi­nee­ring, and sci­en­ti­fic pro­jects. (…) Wei­ter­le­sen »

Berkeley Lab Deploys Next-Gen Supercomputer, Perlmutter, Bolstering U.S. Scientific Research

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New Heterogeneous System Will Support Research in Advanced Computing, AI, Data Science & More

MAY 27, 2021 — The Natio­nal Ener­gy Rese­arch Sci­en­ti­fic Com­pu­ting Cen­ter (NERSC) at Law­rence Ber­ke­ley Natio­nal Labo­ra­to­ry (Ber­ke­ley Lab) today for­mal­ly unvei­led the first pha­se of its next-genera­ti­on super­com­pu­ter, Perl­mut­ter. The new sys­tem, named in honor of the Lab’s Nobel Pri­ze-win­ning astro­phy­si­cist Saul Perl­mut­ter, will great­ly incre­a­se the high per­for­mance com­pu­ting (HPC) capa­bi­li­ty for a broad spec­trum of unclas­si­fied sci­en­ti­fic rese­arch wit­hin the U.S. Depart­ment of Ener­gy (DOE) Office of Science.

(…) Wei­ter­le­sen »

AMD EPYC™ Processors to Power New System for National Supercomputing Centre Singapore

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—Singapore’s most power­ful super­com­pu­ter to fea­ture AMD EPYC™ 7003 Seri­es processors—

SANTA CLARA, Calif. 05/11/2021
AMD (NASDAQ: AMD) announ­ced that AMD EPYC™ 7003 Seri­es pro­ces­sors will be used to power a new super­com­pu­ter for the Natio­nal Super­com­pu­ting Cent­re (NSCC) Sin­g­a­po­re, the natio­nal high-per­for­mance com­pu­ting (HPC) resour­ce cen­ter dedi­ca­ted to sup­por­ting sci­ence and engi­nee­ring com­pu­ting needs.

The sys­tem will be based on the HPE Cray EX super­com­pu­ter and will use a com­bi­na­ti­on of the EPYC 7763 and EPYC 75F3 pro­ces­sors. The super­com­pu­ter is plan­ned to be ful­ly ope­ra­tio­nal by 2022 and is expec­ted to have a peak theo­re­ti­cal per­for­mance of 10 peta­FLOPS, 8x fas­ter than NSCC’s exis­ting pool of HPC resour­ces. Rese­ar­chers will use the sys­tem to advan­ce sci­en­ti­fic rese­arch across bio­me­di­ci­ne, geno­mics, dise­a­ses, cli­ma­te, and more. (…) Wei­ter­le­sen »

Atos’s supercomputer to pave the way for Bulgaria’s leading position in high-tech

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This will be the most power­ful super­com­pu­ter in Eas­tern Euro­pe and is expec­ted to be ope­ra­tio­nal in July 2021

Paris (France), Prague (Czech Republic), Sofia (Bulgaria) 11 May 2021

Atos today announ­ces that Bulgaria’s new EuroHPC super­com­pu­ter, which is based on Atos’ power­ful Bull­Se­qua­na XH2000 archi­tec­tu­re, is now ful­ly deli­ve­r­ed and assem­bled at Sofia Tech Park in Bul­ga­ria. Atos was selec­ted to build Bulgaria’s petas­ca­le super­com­pu­ter by the Euro­pean High Per­for­mance Com­pu­ting Joint Under­ta­king (EuroHPC JU), the hos­ting enti­ty, and the con­sor­ti­um “Petas­ca­le Super­com­pu­ter Bul­ga­ria” (PetaSC-Bul­ga­ria) who­se lea­ding part­ner is Sofia Tech Park.

This will be the most power­ful super­com­pu­ter in Eas­tern Euro­pe and will help to leverage Bulgaria’s high-tech ambi­ti­ons. Atos’ Czech Repu­blic pro­ject teams have alrea­dy star­ted the con­fi­gu­ra­ti­on tests and the super­com­pu­ter is expec­ted to start working ope­ra­tio­nal­ly in July 2021. (…) Wei­ter­le­sen »

Hewlett Packard Enterprise Selected to Build New Supercomputer for the National Supercomputing Centre Singapore to Support Scientific Research

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Natio­nal Super­com­pu­ting Cent­re (NSCC) Sin­g­a­po­re advan­ces R&D across bio­me­di­ci­ne, geno­mics, dise­a­ses, cli­ma­te and more with an 8X fas­ter sys­tem powe­red by the HPE Cray EX supercomputer

April 27, 2021 10:00 PM Eas­tern Day­light Time

HOUSTON–(BUSINESS WIRE)–Hew­lett Packard Enter­pri­se (NYSE: HPE) today announ­ced it has been awar­ded $40M SGD to build a new super­com­pu­ter for the Natio­nal Super­com­pu­ting Cent­re (NSCC) Sin­g­a­po­re, the natio­nal high-per­for­mance com­pu­ting (HPC) resour­ce cen­ter dedi­ca­ted to sup­por­ting sci­ence and engi­nee­ring com­pu­ting needs for aca­de­mic, rese­arch and indus­try com­mu­nities. The new sys­tem, which will be 8X fas­ter com­pa­red to NSCC’s exis­ting pool of HPC resour­ces, will expand and aug­ment ongo­ing rese­arch efforts by enab­ling tools such as arti­fi­cial intel­li­gence (AI) and deep machi­ne lear­ning to opti­mi­ze mode­ling, simu­la­ti­on and even soft­ware simu­la­ti­on for quan­tum com­pu­ting. NSCC will use the sys­tem to unlock sci­en­ti­fic dis­co­ve­ries across medi­ci­ne, dise­a­ses, cli­ma­te, engi­nee­ring and more. (…) Wei­ter­le­sen »

Fujitsu and RIKEN Complete Joint Development of Japan’s Fugaku, the World’s Fastest Supercomputer

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Begin­ning of shared use offers rese­ar­chers glo­bal­ly access to top-class com­pu­ting resour­ces RIKEN, The Rese­arch Orga­niz­a­ti­on for Infor­ma­ti­on Sci­ence and Tech­no­lo­gy, Fuji­tsu Limi­ted   Tokyo, March 09, 2021 RIKEN, the Rese­arch Orga­niz­a­ti­on for Infor­ma­ti­on Sci­ence and Tech­no­lo­gy (RIST), and Fuji­tsu today announ­ced the com­ple­ti­on and begin­ning of shared use of super­com­pu­ter Fug­aku, which has been joint­ly (…) Wei­ter­le­sen »

Schwedischer Supercomputer “Dardel” mit 13,5 Petaflops und AMD CPUs und GPUs

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Bereits Ende letz­ter Woche hat HPE in einer Pres­se­mit­tei­lung ange­kün­digt, dass man für die König­li­che Tech­ni­sche Hoch­schu­le in Stock­holm einen Super­com­pu­ter mit dem Namen “Dard­el” bau­en wird, der sowohl auf AMD Epyc Pro­zes­so­ren, als auch AMD Rade­on Instinct Gra­fik­kar­ten der nächs­ten Genera­ti­on set­zen wird. Dard­el soll eine Peak­per­for­mance von 13,5 Peta­flops errei­chen, was aktu­ell einen Platz unter den ers­ten 50 in der TOP500-Lis­te der Super­com­pu­ter garan­tie­ren wür­de. Der Super­com­pu­ter wird aller­dings in zwei Pha­sen aus­ge­baut und soll dann im Janu­ar 2022 sei­ne vol­le Aus­bau­stu­fe errei­chen. (…) Wei­ter­le­sen »

Sweden’s KTH Royal Institute of Technology selects Hewlett Packard Enterprise to build new supercomputer to advance academic and industrial research

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Sweden’s largest technical university advances R&D across life sciences, automotive, transportation and energy industries with next-generation system, powered by the HPE Cray EX supercomputer

San Jose, Calif. – Febru­a­ry 26, 2021 – Hew­lett Packard Enter­pri­se (HPE) today announ­ced that it is buil­ding a new super­com­pu­ter for KTH Roy­al Insti­tu­te of Tech­no­lo­gy (KTH) in Stock­holm, one of Sweden’s lar­gest tech­ni­cal uni­ver­si­ties dedi­ca­ted to sci­ence and engi­nee­ring rese­arch. The new super­com­pu­ter, which is fun­ded by Swe­dish Natio­nal Infra­st­ruc­tu­re for Com­pu­ting (SNIC), will enab­le a signi­fi­cant level of com­pu­ta­tio­nal per­for­mance, powe­red by the HPE Cray EX super­com­pu­ter, to impro­ve mode­ling and simu­la­ti­on from com­plex data to make bre­akthroughs in aca­de­mia and for a ran­ge of indus­tri­al are­as, inclu­ding drug design, rene­wa­ble ener­gy, and advan­ced auto­mo­ti­ve and fleet vehi­cles. (…) Wei­ter­le­sen »

Neue AMD-Supercomputer in den Niederlanden und an der Universität von Durham

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In die­ser Woche gibt es wie­der zwei neue Super­com­pu­ter auf Basis von AMD-Pro­zes­so­ren zu ver­mel­den. Zum einem soll in den Nie­der­lan­den der neue natio­na­le Super­com­pu­ter von Leno­vo bis Mit­te des Jah­res instal­liert wer­den und zum ande­ren wird die im Nor­den von Eng­land gele­ge­ne Uni­ver­si­tät von Durham den Super­com­pu­ter COSMA 8 eben­falls bis Ende 2021 deut­lich aus­bau­en. Bei­de set­zen dabei haupt­säch­lich auf AMD Epyc 7H12 Pro­zes­so­ren der zwei­ten Genera­ti­on Epyc (“Rome”), aller­dings sol­len im noch namen­lo­sen nie­der­län­di­schen Sys­tem wohl auch Epyc Pro­zes­so­ren der drit­ten Genera­ti­on (“Milan”) zum Ein­satz kom­men. (…) Wei­ter­le­sen »

Lenovo to Power SURF Dutch National Supercomputer

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AMSTERDAM, Feb. 8, 2021 — Leno­vo Data Cen­ter Group (DCG) announ­ced it will deli­ver high-per­for­mance com­pu­ter (HPC) infra­st­ruc­tu­re for SURF, the ICT coope­ra­ti­ve for edu­ca­ti­on and rese­arch in the Nether­lands. The €20 mil­li­on pro­ject, which begins in ear­ly 2021, will result in the crea­ti­on of the lar­gest and most power­ful super­com­pu­ter in the country.

Sup­por­ting sci­en­tists from over 100 edu­ca­ti­on and rese­arch insti­tu­ti­ons throughout the Nether­lands, the super­com­pu­ter will power high­ly com­plex cal­cu­la­ti­ons in life-enhan­cing work across all fiel­ds of sci­ence inclu­ding meteo­ro­lo­gy, astro­phy­sics, medi­cal and social sci­en­ces, and mate­ri­als and earth sci­en­ces, such as cli­ma­te chan­ge research.

Exp­lai­ning the signi­fi­can­ce of this col­la­bo­ra­ti­on, and the bene­fits to be pas­sed on to rese­arch pro­jects, Wal­ter Lio­en, Rese­arch Ser­vices Mana­ger at SURF, said: “The need of rese­ar­chers for com­pu­ting power, data sto­rage and pro­ces­sing is gro­wing expo­nen­ti­al­ly. In the design of the new super­com­pu­ter, the usa­bi­li­ty for sci­en­ti­fic rese­arch was para­mount. SURF has cho­sen Leno­vo becau­se of its qua­li­ty, per­for­mance and future fle­xi­bi­li­ty, as well as its con­si­de­ra­ti­ons for sus­taina­bi­li­ty.” (…) Wei­ter­le­sen »