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SCHEDULE: NOV 16-21, 2014
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Life at the Leading Edge: Supercomputing @ Lawrence Livermore
SESSION: Invited Talks 5
EVENT TYPE: Invited Speakers
TIME: 10:30AM - 11:15AM
SESSION CHAIR: Padma Raghavan
Presenter(s):Dona Crawford
ROOM:New Orleans Theater
ABSTRACT:
Even before Livermore Laboratory opened in 1952, Ernest O. Lawrence and Edward Teller placed an order for one of the first commercial supercomputers, a Univac mainframe. Although computer simulation was in its infancy at the time, Laboratory leaders recognized its potential to accelerate scientific discovery and engineering. The Lab focused on complex, long-term national security problems that could be advanced through computing. These mission-focused applications drove the required computing hardware advances, which drove the associated infrastructure. What factors allowed LLNL to become leaders in HPC? How have they been sustained over the years? Come hear the inside Lab perspective on why #hpcmatters and what the Lab is doing to advance the discipline
Chair/Presenter Details:
Padma Raghavan (Chair) - Pennsylvania State University
Dona Crawford - Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory
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