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ISC Cloud'12 Registration Open
Online registration is now open for ISC Cloud'12. The conference, which is organized by the team behind the International Supercomputing Conference, will be held September 24-25, in Mannheim, Germany.
According to the announcement, the ISC Cloud'12 program will focus on two of the biggest topics in high-performance computing – the potential of clouds to meet the demand for HPC and how best to deal with Big Data and HPC.
About 30 leading experts from academia, research, and industry are expected to present their experience and perspectives on HPC and Big Data. Discussions will include topics such as how to bring massive amounts of data nearer computing resources, as well as moving resources to where data is generated.
Key topics of this year's conference include:
- Industrial Clouds – Best Practices
- Research Clouds – User Experiences
- Engineering Clouds – Commercial Software in the Cloud
- Big Data Cloud Computing
- Panel: HPC Cloud Challenges
General advanced registration, at a savings of EUR 50, is open through Saturday, September 15. If you attended ISC'12 and purchased a full-conference passport, you are entitled to 25 percent off the ISC Cloud'12 pass. To register for ISC Cloud'12, please use the code cloud4isc-2012 . For more information, visit: http://www.isc-events.com/cloud12/.
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