Speaker
Branislav Jansik
(I)
Description
The future and limits of computing in physics are largely dependent on the
ever changing capabilities of the contemporary supercomputers. In this
contribution, we focus on current and near future computer architectures,
their limits and capabilities, in context of scientific computations.
Further we discuss trends in high performance computing and their impact on
the physics codes. The accelerated, multi-node, many-core architectures
offer outstanding computational performance. However, the performance is
coming at a cost of encountering unique challenges in efficient utilization
of the contemporary and future computational resources.
Primary author
Branislav Jansik
(I)
