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PetaScale

Introduction to Fujitsu technology toward green computing.

Dr. Pierre LagierTechnical Director, Fujitsu Systems Europe

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Can HPC be « green » ?

In HPC, green does not mean slow.

It means efficiency:

More flops with less power

Intelligent system management

Optimal cooling

Very high system availability

Flexible Cloud integration for optimal usage

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FX1 Achievements

From proof of concept to production system

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FX1 : New High-end TC Server - Outline -

• High-performance CPU designed by Fujitsu– SPARC64TM VII : 4 cores with

65nm technology – Performance : 40 Gflops

(2.5GHz)– Blade type integration

• High-speed dual interconnect– InfiniBand DDR interconnect– Intelligent switch providing

hardware support for barrier and reduction functions

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The most efficient machine on earth so far

Japanese Agency for Space Exploration [JAXA] machine:

– 3008 compute nodes– 2.5GHz quad core Sparc64 VII processor per node– 94 TB Memory– 120 TFLOPS peak performance– 110.6 TFLOPS sustained Linpack performance,

which is 91.2 % of peak performance

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The Petascale MachineToward breaking the 10 PetaFlops sustained barrier

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System Specifications

Maximum Peak Performance >10 PetaFlops

Peak Performance per Node 128 GigaFlops

Node configuration Single CPU node

Network Topology Improved 3D Mesh

IO Network

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SPARC64™ VIIIfx Overview

IBUF

L2$L2$

MCMC

DecIssue

RSE

RSF

RSBR

RSA

FP/SP

EX

FL

AGEN

L1I$ L1D$

BRpredict

Outline design

DDR3DDR3

For Petascale computing8 coresEmbedded memory controller

ArchitectureSPARC-V9 + extension (HPC-ACE)

SIMDHardware barrier

Semiconductor technologiesFujitsu 45 nm CMOS

Performance128 GFlops@socket

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Interconnect Specification

Architecture• Improved 3D Torus• Switchless

Benefits• Low latency and low power consumption• Scalability over about 100,000 nodes• High reliabilities and availabilities• High density packaging • Simple 3D torus logical/application view

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FreeAccessfloor

Cable rack

Cable rack

Computing node rack

Fujitsu’s Petascale Supercomputer Configuration Overview

SPARC64™ VIIIfxCPU

MemoryMemory

Node

• High data bandwidth crossbar

• Hardware barrier between cores

SharedL2$

Core

FP enhanced

8 cores

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20092009 20102010 FutureFuture

Supercomputer

PC Cluster

SMPSystem

20112011

      SPARC64SPARC64TM TM VIIVII                                SPARC64SPARC64TM TM VIIVII                         

(CY)

HX600HX600 Cluster (Opteron) Cluster (Opteron)

Cluster (Xeon)Cluster (Xeon)

• Blade server BX900 with InfiniBand QDR for interconnect

Technical Computing Server Roadmap

High end TC server High end TC server FX1FX1(( >100TFlops>100TFlops ((

Petascale Petascale systemsystem

(>10PFlops)(>10PFlops)

• Inherit and enhance architecture of FX1• Enhanced processor• New scalable interconnect• High density packaging and low power

consumption

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SynfiniWay

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When GRID meets Cloud

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Business Challenge to IT - Complexity

ALIGNMENT OF IT WITH BUSINESS DRIVERS IS NUMBER 1 CIO PRIORITY*

*Source: Deloitte, 2007. “58% of CIOs globally rate alignment of IT functions to business process [has] a strong impact on complexity”

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What is SynfiniWay?

SynfiniWay is a SOA* IT framework for distributed computing

A Middleware that overcomes barriers to organisational and process scale

Enables the secure and cost effective use of distributed infrastructures between organisations Applications and data may be situated on any of the distributed infrastructures Access computing power necessary to run each element independent of

location/ownership

Whole workflow completed within a virtualised and adaptable environment that avoids the inefficiencies, waste, and data loss normally associated with increasing scale

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* Service Oriented Architecture

A Service is made to virtualize the execution of an application by masking to the user the concrete way the application is executed.

User view: a Service is a predefined and documented black box executed by SynfiniWay on behalf of the user, waiting for input parameters or files, and giving results.

Administrator view: a Service is a suit of configuration files and scripts, built to run an application on behalf of a user on a local machine of the SynfiniWay framework.14

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SynfiniWay Business Value

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Who are we ?

Third largest IT company

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Fujitsu Group

Fujitsu has the highest share of the IT services market in Japan, the 3rd highest worldwide

Americas10,000

EMEA35,400

Asia-Pacific32,400

Japan99,900

(*) Fiscal year ended March 31 2008

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Fujitsu Way

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ABOUT US…• Japanese heritage

• Long view

• Lean

• Effective governance

• Promising & delivering

• Third largest IT company • $43.2bn turnover• 161,000 staff• Over 70 countries• Customers include over half of

the Fortune Global 500• Global delivery• Leadership in desktop

management

• $2.1bn per annum R&D

• Laboratories in US, Japan, China and Europe

• Over 34,000 patents

• Collaborative projects

• Working together

• Long term

• Commercial flexibility

• Full portfolio

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