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Rev.: 1.2 / # 1 Trieste 25 February 2016 Roberto Siagri HPC, the new normal: the Personal Computer is dead. Long live the Personal HPC

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Rev.: 1.2 / # 1

Trieste 25 February 2016

Roberto Siagri

HPC, the new normal :the Personal Computer is dead. Long live the

Personal HPC

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Rev.: 1.2 / # 2

“it takes about the same amount of computing to answer one Google Search query

as all the computing done – in flight and on the ground –for the entire Apollo program!”

Udi Manber and Peter Norvig, “The power of the Apollo missions in a single Google search”, Google Inside Search, 28 August 2012.

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What do they have in common?Physics and Astrophisics Better quality of life Safer and more

efficient transportation

High speed trading Weather forecasting New oilfields

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Why HPC is importantHPC is the engine of progress

• Life Science progress• Complex problems resolution• Entertainment

Sovereignty

• Intelligence activities • Combat environment simulation • Cyber security

Competitiveness Humanity improvement

• Innovation • Time to Market • Cost Reduction

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• News highlight changes and progresses in life sciences

« 25 Percent of Life Scientists Will Require HPC in 2015 (HPC Wire) »

«High performance computing-accelerate life sciences discoveries (Bio IT World)»

« Supercomputing Facilitates Breakthrough Cancer Treatment (HPC Wire) »

« The Future of Medical Care Are Tech Companies (Cheatsheet.com) »

HPC in life science

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Why it is important for nations• Progress, future, strategy

TO OUTCOMPUTE

IS TO OUTCOMPETE

97% of companies* that had adopted supercomputing said they could no longer compete or survive without it.

*worldwide IDC study.

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• Progress, future, strategy• Worldwide political leaders increasingly recognize this trend• USA, China, Japan, South Korea, India, Russia, UK, France, Germany.

Huge investments for developing national supercomputing technologies.

Why it is important for nations

Distribution of Top500 for nation

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Less

More

The Innovation Mantra

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Malthus was wrong. He forgot a factor: our continual ability to do more and more with Less and Less

because of Technological Innovation

R. Buckminster Fuller1895 - 1983

“The principle of doing ever more with ever less

Space, Time, Matter and Energy

per each given level of functional performance”

Innovation moves from material to abstract

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SpaceTimeEnergyMatter

Information

Computation

Less is More = STEM compressionComputation = Engine of Innovation

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Kurzweil, The Age of Spiritual Machines 11

Future Evolution of ComputationOperations you can buy with 1000$

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in the 21st century,…we won't experience 100 yearsof progress it will be more like20,000 years of progress (at today's rate)

Law of accelerating returns

Ray KurzweilThe singularity is near

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1900 1920 1940 1960 1980 2000 2020 2040 2060 2080 2100

Cal

cula

tions

per

seco

nd

The Age of Spiritual Machines (1999), by Ray Kurzweil

One insect brainOne mouse brain

1040

1035

1030

1025

1020

1015

1010

105

10

10-5

$1,000 of computing buys…

One human brain

All human brains

Exponential Growth of Computing 1900-2100

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Aurora & Aurora TigonEurotech PETAscale HPC

Eurotech is part ofEEP&DEEPER the EU EXAscaleResearch Project

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Aurora HPC GreenestHighest energy efficiency> 3.2

GFlops/W (#1 and #2 on Green 500

June 2013)

DensestBest-in-class density: > 0.6

PFlops per rack1

StandardAurora systems use standard off-

the-shelf components

Free coolingAll Aurora

systems are hot liquid cooled

1as of 1Q 2015

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Aurora Tigon: 140 TeraFlops per Rack (2013)

CPUs and GPUs power Aurora Tigon HPC cluster to 3.15 GFLOPS/W

2013: Sets World Record for Energy Efficiency

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Key Features and value (2015):

The most energy efficient– 3.5 Gflop/s per Watt – data center PUE of 1.05

Accelerated performance – over 430 Tflop/s per rack - 80% Rmax/Rpeak

Best density– 3072 CPU processor cores, 256 accelerators, over 430 Tflop/s in just 1.5 m2

Hot Liquid Cooling (18°C to 52°C) and variable flow rates :Free cooling enabled

The Aurora TigonUnleash the hybrid power

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Aurora Tigon

NodeNode ChassisChassis CoolingCooling RackRack

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Deep-er Project

Q-Pace 2 Project

Commitment to HPC progress through R&D

“Cluster-Booster” architecture to enable high-scalability

Highly innovative, modular, accelerated and energy efficient HPC architecture

Deep Project

Further development of Cluster-Booster architecture. Central research topics:

I/O and resiliency

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A commitment to high density to overcome the space challenge

Less Space: the Hive

COMPREHENSIVE LIQUID COOLINGCOMPREHENSIVE LIQUID COOLING

RATIONAL DESIGNRATIONAL DESIGN

HIGH DENSITYHIGH DENSITY

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HPEC• Supercomputer in a shoe-box

ASCI White4,9 Tflops3 MW

4 TFlops1K Watt

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Datacenter in a Chip

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New SW Containers

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HPEC

• Autonomous Vehicles• Asset Identification & Tracking• Medical Imaging• Cyber-security & Networking

• Where will be needed

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CHALLENGE

1000 PF in < 20 MW

1000 PF (1000 MW)3,000,000 people city

10 PetaOpsWith 20 W

Challenges in HPCThe energy challenge

1 PF (1 MW) 3,000 people town

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Trends in HPCTechnological trends are driven by challenges

ReliabilityyEnergy

efficiency ScalabilityDensity

• New Technologies…• New Architectures…• New Programming Models… • New Cooling Technologies

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Many Paradigm Changes• Vertical Integration

– High core-cache bandwidth (new scaling roadmap for 15 years)

• Heat Removal– Liquid cooling and heat re-use

• New Materials– Carbon Nanostructured

• Supply and Cooling area vs. Transistors area– Electrochemical power supply

• Production process– 3D printing

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Ultimate (zetta-wattaflop) Computing Machine according to Seth Lloyd

a 1-kg computer : 1051 ops/sec

Seth Lloyd - “Ultimate physical limits to computation” Nature, 2000

Quantum Physics Theory

Notebooks nowadays achieve

1012 ops/sec

with a pace of Moore’s law: x2 every 1.5 years technology needs~ 200 years to reach these limits

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“The ones who survive are not the biggest,

but those who adapt better to changes”Charles Darwin, Evolution Theory (1859)

faster you compute faster you adapt to changes

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