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SUMMARY:Impact of Advances in Lower Precision Performance on HPC Simulatio
 n Codes
DESCRIPTION:Joe Greenseid (Microsoft Corporation), Debbie Bard (NERSC at L
 BNL (Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory)), Dan Ernst (NVIDIA Corporatio
 n), Nicholas Malaya (Advanced Micro Devices (AMD)), and Jack Stalnaker (Ch
 evron)\n\nModern HPC architectures, such as GPUs, are making significant p
 erformance advances in lower precision math. This panel will highlight the
  progress being made within industry and academic communities on taking ad
 vantage of the low-precision performance opportunities of modern architect
 ures. What effect is this having on established HPC modeling and simulatio
 n codes that have historically relied on single or double precision math? 
 What effect is this having on codes that are being written today?  How are
  scientists adapting and evaluating the tradeoffs to capture the advantage
  of all this new performance?\n\nTag: Architecture, Precision\n\nRegistrat
 ion Category: Tech Program Reg Pass\n\nSession Chair: Joe Greenseid (Micro
 soft Azure)\n\n
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