HPC Energy Efficiency @ OLCF
May 8, 2024·
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Woong Shin
ORNL researcher Woong Shin discusses the Frontier and Summit supercomputers, showcasing how the lab and the Department of Energy are leading the way in utilizing AI. Credit: ORNL, U.S. Dept. of Energy
Abstract
In this presentation, we will explore the OLCF’s journey from Summit to
Frontier and beyond, focusing on enabling energy-efficient high-performance
computing (HPC) for exascale achievements and the ongoing efforts towards
the post-exascale era. The OLCF’s dedication to energy efficiency is
highlighted by its power-efficient building infrastructure and system
architecture, which are continuously improved through the utilization of
operational data. This process involves the adoption of AI/ML models, visual
analytics, and digital twins, progressively evolving into a data and
software-driven energy-efficient user facility.
Event
Location
Walter E. Washington Convention Center
801 Allen Y. Lew Place NW, Washington, DC 20001
