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DESCRIPTION:Annotation\n\nThe course is two-fold: It provides an update on 
 the latest state of the art CPU architectures for HPC and connects them to
  modern programming in C++ and Fortran.\n\nCovered are all major CPU archi
 tectures common in HPC such as Intel (Xeon Scalable Processors)\, AMD (Epy
 c) and PowerPC (Power 9). These architectures will be explained in terms o
 f needs for software developers and researchers to utilize their full pote
 ntial\, such as SIMD extensions\, cache hierarchies\, NUMA configurations\
 , multi-core/-threading\, memory bandwidth\, throughput\, etc.\n\nFor each
  of the addressed architectural properties\, techniques and software desig
 n patterns are discussed that can be leveraged in modern high-level langua
 ges C++ and Fortran. Aside from standardized high-level language features\
 , also compiler specific extensions are highlighted for the latest compile
 rs like GCC/GFortran\, LLVM Clang/Flang\, IBM XL C++ &amp\; Fortran compil
 ers\, and Intel C++ &amp\; Fortran compilers.\n\nThe course will contain u
 p to 50% hands-on exercises covering all topics to practice the techniques
  and patterns gained.\n\nAbout the tutors\n\nGeorg Zitzlsberger formerly w
 orked for Intel Deutschland GmbH (Germany). He has been a Technical Consul
 ting Engineer for Intel(R) Software Development tools for many years befor
 e he recently joined IT4Innovations. In his new role as researcher he offe
 rs consulting services for Intel Software Development tools and Intel arch
 itectures throughout the IT4Innovations network.\n\nJakub Beránek obtaine
 d his Master's Degree in Computer Science and Technology at VŠB - Technic
 al University of Ostrava in 2018. In the same year he joined IT4Innovation
 s as a research assistant at the Advanced Data Analysis and Simulations La
 boratory\, where he is working on distributed programming models.\n\nRadim
  Vavřík is a Ph.D. student in Computational Sciences and researcher in t
 he Infrastructure Research Lab at IT4Innovations. He is mainly interested 
 in parallel computing\, scalable algorithms design\, GPU acceleration and 
 code optimization\, and heterogeneous architectures. He worked on hydrolog
 ical and flood modeling software\, and high-performance heterogeneous plat
 form for energy efficient computing. Now he is focused on GPU acceleration
  of the ESPRESO library\, a massively parallel library based on the finite
  element method (FEM) for engineering applications.\nhttps://events.prace-
 ri.eu/event/800/
SUMMARY:Developing efficient HPC applications for the latest CPU architectu
 res with C++ and Fortran @ IT4Innovations
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.prace-ri.eu/event/800/
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