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HPC Advisory Council Announces European HPC Workshop in Conjunction with the International Supercomputing Conference

Workshop will take place May 30 in Hamburg, Germany.

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April 12, 2010

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The HPC Advisory Council will host the HPC Advisory Council European Workshop 2010 in the CCH-Congress Center Hamburg, Hamburg, Germany on May 30, 2010. The workshop will cover topics such as GPU computing, MPI offloads, congestion management, and networking optimizations. It will feature presenters from Oakridge National Laboratory, Jülich Supercomputing Centre, Simula Research Laboratory, the 451 Group, and HPC Advisory Council professionals as well as technologists from various independent software vendors and OEMs.

“The HPC Advisory Council continues its worldwide HPC workshops and we are pleased to collaborate with ISC for this upcoming high-performance computing education and outreach workshop in Germany,” says Gilad Shainer, chairman of the HPC Advisory Council. “This is an excellent educational opportunity for European-based, HPC and data center IT professionals.”

Pricing for the one-day workshop is 30€. Registration for the workshop is required and is now open through the ISC’10 registration page. The one-day workshop will include coffee breaks, lunch, and dinner courtesy of the HPC Advisory Council. For more information please visit the HPC Advisory Council.  

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