Presentation
Go with the (Energy) Flow: Towards More Adaptive and Greener HPC
DescriptionThe transition to inherently variable green energy fundamentally impacts HPC centers: energy availability will vary across the day, year, and geographical region. Constant supplies of electricity may become unaffordable, and HPC centers will need to adapt or shift their load accordingly. Such “adaptive capacity computing” (ACC) will enable them to react gracefully to varying power profiles, and achieve the optimal throughput possible. It also offers opportunities for reducing operational costs by leveraging dynamic electricity markets, stabilizing the grid, and making HPC greener.
This BoF discusses how ACC impacts system architecture, hardware, scheduling and resource management, programming models, and applications.
This BoF discusses how ACC impacts system architecture, hardware, scheduling and resource management, programming models, and applications.
