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    OpenACC – Parallelizing Loops
    09.01.2019
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    use of resources. Adding a loop  directive to the code (Table 4) tells the compiler that the loop code can be run in parallel across the gangs. Table 4: loop  Directive Fortran C
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    Why Good Applications Don’t Scale
    13.10.2020
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    of the application. Four processors only gets a speedup of 2.5 – the speedup is losing ground. This “decay” in speedup continues as processors are added. With 64 processors, the speedup is only 4.71. The code
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    (Re)Installing Python
    17.07.2023
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    environment. Table 1: Packages to Install     scipy tabulate blas pyfiglet matplotlib termcolor pymp mpi4py cudatoolkit  (for
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    Where Does Job Output Go?
    11.09.2023
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    the operating system (OS) that was just large enough for the OS and anything else needed locally on the node. These drives could be a few gigabytes in capacity, perhaps 4GB, or about double that capacity. Linux
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    Grid Engine: Running on All Four Cylinders
    21.09.2012
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    for Linux 3.0 on ARM, and the much-appreciated removal of NFSv4 dependency on BerkeleyDB spooling. They also merged fixes and features from end users, such as the updated Hadoop integration. Finally
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    Co-Design Approach to Supercomputing
    12.01.2012
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    in at 10 petaflops and 1.4PB. The co-design study offers an alternative strategy. In their paper, the researchers present a detailed overview of their proposed co-designed system and demonstrate
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    AMD’s Greg Stoner on ROCm
    31.10.2017
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    ’s how I see what we’re doing with ROCm. We planted a flag, and now it’s an evolution. Resources [1] ROCm [2] ROCm – A New Era in Open GPU Computing [3] ROCm documentation [4] ROCm video [5] HIP [6
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    Parallel Programming with OpenCL
    04.11.2011
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    ). The reason for this is that some video card models don’t support storing arbitrary addresses [14]. If you use addresses that are integer-aligned (every 4 bytes), you are definitely on the safe side.  If you
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    Prolog and Epilog Scripts
    07.07.2021
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     (Listing 3). The first loop creates a directory for the user in /scratch , /dev/shm/jobs , and /tmp  if they do not exist; does a chown  to the user; and sets the permissions. A second script (Listing 4) from
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    Analyzing Logs
    03.11.2022
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    well when text zooms by on the screen, but we can pick out patterns in visual data. To help us, the tool Kibana (Figure 1; CC BY-SA 4.0) ties into Elasticstack to provide visualization. At a high level

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