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Scalable Vector Extension (SVE and SVE2)

Emulate SVE instructions with Arm Instruction Emulator (ArmIE)

Learn about Arm's Scalable Vector Extension (SVE and SVE2), discover how to run SVE binaries with Arm Instruction Emulator, and read about how to port your codes to SVE-enabled hardware.

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HPC Community blogs

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Ocean Modeling with HYCOM on AWS Graviton2

AWS Graviton2 based c6g instances offer the fastest resolution time on HYCOM.

2 months ago by Lucas Pettey
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Trends to Watch in HPC

In this blog, Brent Gorda discusses a few key trends that will impact the future of high-performance computing.

4 months ago by Brent Gorda
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October 18 - 10^18 - Exascale day, a reason for optimism

Supercomputer step functions and scientific advancements go hand in hand. The next step function in Supercomputing is exascale, or 10^18 flops per compute cycle. Fujitsu’s A64 FX CPU is considered the first exascale class architecture, utilizing…

4 months ago by Brent Gorda
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A new approach to software is needed to unleash the full power of multicore…

Read this guest blog from Rolland Dudemaine, VP Engineering, eSOL Europe.

5 months ago by Rolland Dudemaine
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Why Arm’s SVE will bring Vector Computing from HPC to the Edge

The Arm Scalable Vector Extension, or SVE, is an extension of the AArch64 instruction set and is supported in the Arm Neoverse V1 core.  It is a key technology for improving the performance of HPC and ML applications.

5 months ago by Brent Gorda
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Assessing Seismic Wave Modelling on AWS Graviton2 with SW4Lite

In this blog we demonstrate that the single-node price/performance of SW4Lite on AWS Graviton 2 offers an average of 25% cost reduction compared to competitive options and on multi-node performance shows near linear speed-up up to 8 nodes.

5 months ago by Conrad Hillairet