IGT HPC Work Group Meeting

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When: Wednesday, November 24rd, 2010

Where: IGT Offices, Maskit 4, 5th Floor, Hertzliya.

13:45-14:00: Gathering
14:00-14:10: Opening - Avner & Guy
14:10-15:00: Geomage GPU Cluster - Case Study
15:00-15:15: Coffee Break
15:15-16:00: Impressions from Super Computing 2010 Conference
16:00-16:10: Discussion and concluding remarks
Detailed Agenda:

14:10-15:00:  Geomage GPU Cluster - Case Study
Speaker: Eyal Hirsch, Senior HPC developer, Geomage

Abstract
Geomage has been using Tesla line GPUs in production for the last 2 years. The cluster operates at high volumes, in terms of computation power, processing seismic projects around the clock.
Presentation will talk about seismic processing and the issues we've encountered from the development stage, QA, multi-GPU all the way to production including a real world case study.

15:00-15:15: Coffee Break

15:15-16:00: Impressions from Super Computing 2010 Conference
Speaker: Dr. Guy Tel-Zur – IGT Chairman.

Abstract
The SC, Super Computing, conference is the World’s leading event in High-End Computing. The talk will cover Super Computing 2010 that will take place this November in New Orleans. Major announcements, including the latest Top500 Super Computing ranking, new products and trends will be discussed.

16:00-16:15: Discussion and concluding remarks

To register, please send your contact details to info@cloud.org.il
We are looking forward to seeing you!
Best Regards,

Guy Tel-Zur, Ph.D.
IGT Chairman
www.cloud.org.il
Date Nov 24, 2010 14:00 16:00
Location IGT Offices

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