Rice University is hosting the 16th annual Energy High Performance Computing Conference in Houston, Texas from February 28th through March 1st. This highly technical conference brings together the energy industry to engage in topics about high performance computing, computational science, machine learning, and data science.

Introducing AMD Lab Notes - a new blog series sharing lessons learned from the tuning of applications, libraries, and frameworks for AMD Instinct accelerators and working with the ROCm open software platform.

Since its inception, the Graphics Processing Unit (GPU) has had promising possibilities as an accelerator for tasks other than graphics rendering. While the GPU in a gaming PC and one used as a general-purpose accelerator have considerable base-feature overlap, there are many benefits when optimizing these cards specifically for compute workloads. The ability to execute a plethora of simple calculations in parallel vastly improves the performance of any workload that could benefit from repetitive iteration. This is now coming of age as GPUs guide the future of supercomputing – bringing us into the Exascale Era.

Learn how Siemens Sourcery CodeBench Lite open-source compiler is helping to empower supercomputers to harness the power of AMD Instinct™ accelerators.

AMD and Atos are joining forces in their ambition to advance environmental sustainability and compute efficiency. Our goal is to leverage the expertise that both Atos and AMD have in creating highly efficient High Performance Computing solutions to further push the limits of sustainable compute.

AMD will be at SC22 in Dallas, TX next week. Join us and learn how you can achieve faster insights and propel innovation with AMD CPU and GPUs.