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SUMMARY:RSDHA: Redefining Scalability for Diversely Heterogeneous Architec
 tures
DESCRIPTION:Workshop\n\nRSDHA: Redefining Scalability for Diversely Hetero
 geneous Architectures\n\nBelviranli, Lee, Song\n\nScalable computing has g
 overned another dimension. Contrary to the traditional HPC definition of t
 otal number of processors in a system, the newly rising dimension scales w
 ith the number of different type of processing units sharing the computati
 onal load. HPC systems are expected to employ a more diverse set of accele
 rators to accommodate the increasing computational and power demands of ev
 olving workloads. In the meantime, mobile and embedded devices already pac
 king a wide range of processing heterogeneity are expected to become highl
 y connected and distributed.\n\nThe proposed workshop aims to target two c
 ore problems and establish a common ground where researchers can exchange 
 their expertise: how traditional HPC could adopt the architectural and pro
 gramming approaches employed by the diversely heterogeneous architectures;
  and how mobile and embedded systems could take examples from traditional 
 HPC to beat the multi-node scalability challenges as they become increasin
 gly more connected.\n\nTag: Architectures, Extreme Scale Computing, Hetero
 geneous Systems\n\nRegistration Category: Workshop Reg Pass
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