[hpc-announce] Join NERSC's GPUs for Science Day on Oct 12

[Mukul Dave]

Graphics Processing Units (GPU) have been instrumental in
ground-breaking innovations, from scientific simulations to generative
AI. This year, the NERSC compute center at Berkeley Lab is hosting its
annual GPUs for Science event in person. The event will also be live
streamed online. Our goal is to celebrate recent GPU-enabled
scientific achievements and inspire future roadmaps.

The day will start with updates from three DOE compute facilities
(NERSC, ALCF, and OLCF), followed by a series of talks on
GPU-accelerated scientific applications and emerging software
programming models. The day will wrap up with a panel of leading
industry experts discussing their vision for upcoming GPU ecosystems
(NVIDIA, AMD, and Intel).

With increasing diversity in GPU hardware and software, users
interested in performance and portability across DOE supercomputers
are highly encouraged to join. The event is open to everyone
interested in learning about the exciting science in action and
registration is free.

For the detailed agenda and registration, please visit the web page below.

https://www.nersc.gov/gpus-for-science-day-2023