RIKEN Advanced Institute for Computational Science (AICS)’s K computer is ranked No.1 on the Graph500 Ranking of Supercomputers with

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Scaling HabaneroUPC++ on Heterogeneous Supercomputers Vivek Kumar1, Max Grossman1, Hongzhang Shan2, and Vivek Sarkar1 1 Rice University, 2 Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory

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Russian Academy of Sciences Program Systems Institute Applications and applied problems Experience of real application of SKIF supercomputers Within the framework of the SKIF program a number of applications, packages an

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Russian Academy of Sciences Program Systems Institute Supercomputers of domestic development in the TOP500 list Over the whole history of the global Top500 project only 4 domestic supercomputers have been ranked in the l

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Russian Academy of Sciences Program Systems Institute ServNet: service network of the SKIF family supercomputers Objectives Creation of a simple and reliable scheme realizing remote low-level management functions of the

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Russian Academy of Sciences Program Systems Institute SKIF supercomputer series First established in 2000, "SKIF" supercomputers were developed as a joint effort of Russian and Belarus scientists and engineers. 16 super

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An Evaluation of Current High-Performance Networks Christian Bell† Dan Bonachea∗ Yannick Cote† Jason Duell† Paul Hargrove† Parry Husbands† Costin Iancu† Michael Welcome† Katherine Yelick∗† † Comput

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