The International Conference for High Performance Computing, Networking, Storage, and Analysis
The International Conference for High Performance Computing, Networking, Storage, and Analysis
Authors: Anton Korzh (NVIDIA Corporation), Richard Murphy (Gem State Informatics Inc.), David Bader (New Jersey Institute of Technology (CSLA)), Peter Kogge (University of Notre Dame)
Abstract: Data intensive supercomputer applications are increasingly important workloads, especially for “Big Data” problems, but are ill suited for most of today’s computing platforms (at any scale!). The Graph500 list has grown to over 273 entries and has demonstrated the challenges of even simple analytics. The SSSP kernel introduced at SC17 has increased the benchmark’s overall difficulty. This BoF will unveil the latest Graph500 lists, provide in-depth analysis of the kernels and machines, and enhance the new energy metrics of the Green Graph500. It will offer a forum for community and provide a rallying point for data-intensive supercomputing problems.
Long Description: Data intensive supercomputer applications are increasingly important workloads, especially for “Big Data” problems, but are ill suited for most of today’s computing platforms (at any scale!). The Graph500 list has grown to over 273 entries and has demonstrated the challenges of even simple analytics. The new SSSP kernel introduced at SC17 has increased the benchmark’s overall difficulty. This BoF will unveil the latest Graph500 lists, provide in-depth analysis of the kernels and machines, and enhance the new energy metrics the Green Graph500. It will offer a forum for community and provide a rallying point for data intensive supercomputing problems.
The Graph500 originated at SC10 and has grown into a vibrant community
Website: http://graph500.org