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Keynote Speakers
Ed Yao-Wu Yang
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to Date (as of January 2001 - subject to change)
Ed Yao-Wu Yang
- Vice President and
Chief Technical Officer Computing Systems, Hewlett-Packard Company
Carl Kesselman
- Senior Project Leader
/ Research Associate Professor, Information Sciences Institute (USC)
Ron Boisvert
- Chief,
NIST Mathematical and Computational Sciences Division
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The HPCUG2001 Conference is a key event to learn about all aspects of HP's
high-performance computing systems and system software as well as
application development environments. It is also a perfect opportunity to
talk directly to representatives of development and higher management
about all aspects of high-performance computing. And of course requests,
wishes, recommendations etc. concerning product features and/or directions
are highly welcome.
The HPCUG2001 comprises several highlights:
KEYNOTES
Ed Yao-Wu Yang - HP's Vice President and Chief Technical Officer Computing Systems
will open the conference with a keynote on Technology Trends,
and the the HP View.
Carl Kesselman - Senior Project Leader and Research Associate Professor
of Information Sciences Institute (USC) will provide a keynote on
Computational Grids.
Ron Boisvert - Chief, NIST Mathematical and Computational Sciences Division
will give a keynote lecture on Status and Trends of Java for High-Performance Computing.
INVITED TALKS
Several invited talks by individuals with a high reputation will address
specific issues of general interest - highly controversial issues like
JAVA for high-performance computing or SMP-Clusters vs. Single-Image
Systems will be covered by two speakers with controversial positions,
followed by a general Q&A session.
DEVELOPMENT/PRODUCT UPDATES
In a special session, mangers and specialists from the divisonal
development centers will present status and roadmaps for all major
products of interest in the high-performance arena. These session also
allow for a strong interaction between the audience and the speakers.
CONTRIBUTED PAPERS
Several tracks of the conference are dedicated to presentations by
provided by customers from industry, research and government. Please refer
to the Call for Papers for more details - please plan to
submit an abstract this year to allow for scheduling the contribution in the right
track.
TUTORIALS
Several tutorials will provide in-depth information on specific products
and/or features - a special focus is on tuning for parallelization and
performance as well as on aspects of system administration.
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Schedule at a Glance
SUN 18
Registration
Tutorials
Welcome Reception
MON 19
Registration
Welcome
Keynotes
S1: Clusters & Grids
S2: HP SuperDome
S3: JAVA for HPC
Wine Tasting
TUE 20
Registration
Technical Future Overview
S4: Update on PA-RISC
S5: Update on IA-64
Beer Party
WED 21
Registration
S6: Linux
HPCUG Business Meeting
Closing Session
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