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Tact Comp Labs@TactCompLabs·
@dotMudge Seek out reports written by or co-authored by Dr. Peter Kogge (Notre Dame). He has some of the most comprehensive performance data regarding technology scaling that we’ve seen.
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Mudge@dotMudge·
Do folks know of more recent papers or data? Extra points for data highlighting improvement via component density v optimizations Tnx
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Tact Comp Labs@TactCompLabs·
@hpcnotes We agree with all of these. @IARPAnews AGILE specified modsim as a first order design requirement. Lots of fantastic artifacts of modsim coming from this program. We hope these permeate other research as well
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Andrew Jones@hpcnotes·
Some great thoughts from Kevin on how research is/can be done as well as good discussion of challenges of discrete event simulation for computing.
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Tact Comp Labs@TactCompLabs·
@b0jle @ico_TC The idea with Vortex is to provide the basis for an open source, high performance GPU. The initial experiments were done with FPGAs, but there is no reason someone can’t push this through a normal ASIC flow.
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Shreeyash Pandey
Shreeyash Pandey@b0jle·
@ico_TC can anyone sell me on fpga-gpus? I fail to see the point. Why not use GPUs directly? Is this supposed to be GPUs but with hardware only for what you need?
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Louis
Louis@nazunalika·
Building and stabilizing @rocky_linux 10 on #riscv - announcement coming soon. #linux
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Beowulf Bash
Beowulf Bash@BeowulfBash·
Join us at the legendary Beowulf Bash at the World of Coca-Cola on Monday, Nov. 18th, at 9 PM! Don't miss out! 📍 Location: World of Coca-Cola, Atlanta 🕘 Time: 9 PM, Monday, Nov. 18th Let’s make this Beowulf Bash one to remember! Tag your friends, and see you there!
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David Bennett@DavidBennett__·
@NickBrownHPC @tenstorrent Hope you had a chance to chat with the folks looking at HPC! (Like: @FelixCLC_ ) We have a strong hunch that our architecture and expertise with RISC-V and AI would be very useful in the HPC space…
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Giulia Guidi
Giulia Guidi@giuliaguidi·
IA^3, the @Supercomputing Workshop on Irregular Applications: Architectures & Algorithms, comes back for a 14th edition. Looking for high quality submissions! hpc.pnl.gov/IA3/ #HPC
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LLVM Weekly
LLVM Weekly@llvmweekly·
LLVM Weekly - #542, May 20th 2024. 18.1.6 released, sandbox vectorizer, upstreaming support for building Clang and LLVM for WebAssembly, recursive inlining, and more llvmweekly.org/issue/542
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Tact Comp Labs@TactCompLabs·
Senior Researcher Ryan Kabrick gave a talk on @SandiaLabs SST scalability at @CompFrontiers 2024 conference. Extreme scale architecture simulation with SST!
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Doug Burger
Doug Burger@dcburger·
@jonmasters If only there was a language that allowed you to program in high-level semantics, had a tractably simple compiler, and generated hardware designs as efficient as hand-optimized RTL. Stay tuned.
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Jon Masters 🏴‍☠️@jonmasters·
IMO it’s because “FPGAs are hard”. RTL looks like code, but it really represents digital logic all running in parallel. It’s a very different way of thinking that is foreign to most software developers. I like FPGAs, but the year of the FPGA in the broader community is “never”
Phil Eaton@eatonphil

FPGA tool chains have only gotten better and more open and easier to use. Why aren't we seeing more companies trying FPGA projects? Perhaps they are internally. But there's almost never company blogs about even just *trying* to put a workload on FPGAs. I guess it's the cloud that makes us refuse (not saying it's a bad thing) to think about hardware anymore? The only fields in software that experiment with hardware at the startup stage is AI infrastructure companies and quant firms.

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