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ePython: supporting Python on many core co-processors

I recently presented a Paper entitled “ePython: An implementation of Python for the many-core Epiphany coprocessor”, which discussed the…

Nov 10, 2016

ePython: supporting Python on many core co-processors

Nov 10, 2016

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Nektar++ IO Performance for Aorta test case on ARCHER Cray XC-30

Nektar++ [1] is an open-source MPI-based spectral element code that combines the accuracy of spectral methods with the geometric…

Nov 3, 2016

Nektar++ IO Performance for Aorta test case on ARCHER Cray XC-30

Nov 3, 2016

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ARCHER gains parallel Knights Landing capability

The ARCHER national service is being enhanced by the addition of a parallel Knights Landing (KNL) system that will be available to all…

Oct 21, 2016

ARCHER gains parallel Knights Landing capability

Oct 21, 2016

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Benevolent dictator vs democracy: which are you coding for?

As part of a recent ARCHER eCSE project I developed a new parallelisation strategy for a computational simulation application to enable it…

Sep 27, 2016

Benevolent dictator vs democracy: which are you coding for?

Sep 27, 2016

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Secure access to remote systems

Password vs key

Sep 3, 2016

Secure access to remote systems

Sep 3, 2016

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The Power Benchmarking Game

As we continue to scale our HPC systems, the energy cost of doing so becomes an increasingly large and potentially limiting factor.

Sep 2, 2016

The Power Benchmarking Game

Sep 2, 2016

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Exploring energy efficiency

The ADEPT project is creating tools that can be used to design more efficient HPC systems.

Sep 2, 2016

Exploring energy efficiency

Sep 2, 2016

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Forthcoming computational biomolecular research events

BioExcel is a newly launched Centre of Excellence that helps academic and industrial researchers to use high-performance computing and…

Aug 9, 2016

Forthcoming computational biomolecular research events

Aug 9, 2016

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Early experiences with KNL

EPCC was lucky enough to be allowed access to Intel’s early KNL (Knights Landing, Intel’s new Xeon Phi processor) cluster, through our IPCC…

Jul 14, 2016

Jul 14, 2016

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Building a scaleable, extensible data infrastructure

Modern genome-sequencing technologies are easily capable of producing data volumes that can swamp a genetic researcher’s existing computing…

Jul 8, 2016

Building a scaleable, extensible data infrastructure

Jul 8, 2016

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