Posts tagged Supercomputing Frontiers 2015

VR World chats with Satoshi Matsuoka to understand what is going on in the HPC space land of the rising sun.

Universal Numbers (Unum) and floating points are complicated. Here’s an explainer on the subject.

VR World chats with the Oak Ridge National Laboratory’s Jack Dongarra on the road to exascale computing, and rising national powers in the HPC space.

In an exclusive interview with VR World, Jack Dongarra of Oak Ridge National Laboratory says we need to take a second look at certain countries’ claims of rising HPC power — notably China.

VR World chats with John Gustafson about the challenges of implementing universal numbers into hardware, and the benefits they offer computing.

We’ve almost reached the acceptance limit for floating point rounding errors. What’s the future? One potential solution was explained at Supercomputing Frontiers 2015.

Jack Dongarra from Oak Ridge National Laboratory and the University of Tennessee will be giving one of the keynotes at Supercomputing Frontiers 2015.

Jack Dongarra and other HPC thought leaders will all be speaking at Supercomputing Frontiers 2015.