Tag: DOE

  • A Call to HPC Action
    A Call to HPC Action

    The U.S. lacks a coherent strategy for developing future high-performance computing systems, ones critical for national security, economic growth, and scientific discovery.

  • On “Retirement,”  Gratitude, and the Future
    On “Retirement,” Gratitude, and the Future

    On August 1, 2024, I will become a Presidential Professor (emeritus) at the University of Utah, though my work and research will continue.

  • Exascale Software: Just a Few Orders of Magnitude
    Exascale Software: Just a Few Orders of Magnitude

    Extraordinary parallelism, unprecedented data locality and adaptive resilience: these are daunting architecture, system software and application challenges for exascale computing.

  • Research {preposition} Infrastructure
    Research {preposition} Infrastructure

    Computing research and advanced computing infrastructure are interdependent, yet profoundly different in culture and metrics. As the scale and scope of computing grows, each needs to understand the constraints and needs of the other.

  • America COMPETES Passage
    America COMPETES Passage

    My Microsoft colleague, Elizabeth Grossman, has posted a thoughtful essay on today’s passage of America Creating Opportunities to Meaningfully Promote Excellence in Technology, Education, and Science (COMPETES) Reauthorization Act of 2010 by the U.S. Congress.