***   YOU ARE INVITED and REGISTRATION IS OPEN FOR THE...



***   SUN HPC (High Performance Computing) CONSORTIUM AUSTIN-USA 2008

***   Nov 15th, 16th and Nov.17th, 2008



***   UPDATE: Please see the completed Sun HPC Consortium agenda at the end of this invitation.







SC08 Sun Consortium Event and Registration site:  https://events-at-sun.com/hpc-austin08



Sun Microsystems' High Performance and Research Computing Team 

and the Sun HPC Consortium Steering Committee are pleased to invite you to:



WHAT: High Performance Computing Consortium (including TACC Sun "Ranger" datacenter tour)

WHEN: Sun HPC Consortium: Nov.15th (begins at noon), Nov.16th and Nov.17th, 2008

WHERE: AUSTIN, TEXAS, USA

REGISTRATION:

For complete information on the event plus weekend hotel and on-line registration,


HOUSING and CONSORTIUM HOTEL:

Hilton Austin Airport Hotel

9515 Hotel Drive

Austin, Texas 78719

Phone: 512-385-6767

AGENDA:  attached and also viewable at https://events-at-sun.com/hpc-austin08/agenda.html

Consortium sessions will be half day on Saturday (15th) and all day on Sunday and Monday, Nov. 16-17.



TRANSPORTATION:  During the week, bus transport will be provided to the SC08 Austin Convention Center 

by SC08 organizers













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The complete SC08 Sun HPC Consortium event agenda and speakers list is outlined below:





Day 1 · Saturday, November 15, 2008




































10:00am – 1:30pm


Registration Opens


12:00am – 1:30pm


Lunch


1:30pm – 5:00pm


Main Session


6:30pm – 7:00pm


Bus transportation for evening dinner


7:00pm – 8:30pm


Evening Dinner


8:30pm – 9:30pm


Bus transportation for hotel












Day 2 · Sunday, November 16, 2008













































7:30 am – 8:30am


Breakfast


8:30 am – 12:00am


Main Session


12:00 pm – 1:00pm


Lunch


1:00 pm – 2:00pm


Bus transportation for TACC Datacenter tour


2:00 pm – 5:30pm


Main Session at TACC (Site visits during the whole afternoon in small groups)


5:30 pm – 6:15pm


Bus transportation back to the conference hotel


6:30 pm – 7:30pm


Gala dinner reception at conference hotel


7:30 pm – 10:00pm


Gala dinner at conference hotel












Day 3 · Monday, November 17, 2008






















7:30am – 8:30am


Breakfast


8:30am – 12:30pm


Main Session


12:30pm


HPC Consortium Austin ends


1:30pm – 5:00pm


DTrace tutorial

Thomas Nau – Ulm University, Germany








Speakers and Presentation Topics





































































































































































































Presentation


Speaker


Speaker title


Guests & luminaries








Future looking HPC systems (prov.title)


Andy Bechtolsheim


Chief Architect and Senior Vice President, Network Systems, Sun Microsystems, Inc.


Sun strategy in HPC, opening talk (prov.title)


Marc Hamilton


Vice President, System PracticeNorth America Sales Region Sun Microsystems, Inc.


HPC Product update(prov.title)


John Fowler


Executive Vice President, Systems Group, Sun Microsystems, Inc.











Customer presentations








HPC Chip Multithreading experience at HPCVL (prov.title)


Ken Edgecombe


Executive Director of HPCVL


Thebes Grid Middleware Consortium: Status Report and Live Demo


Arnie Miles


Senior Systems Architect, Advanced Research Computing Adjunct, Assistant Professor of Computer Science, Georgetown University


TACC cluster update(prov.title)


Karl Schulz


Acting Group Leader, Grid Development and Deployment


TACC Ranger visualization  for the TeraGrid


Kelly Gaither, UT


Associate Director, Research & Development, Visualization and Data Analysi, TACC


Titech – Tsubame 1.2 and 2.0(prov.title)


Prof Satoshi Matsuoka


Professor, Global Scientific Information and Computing Center, Tokyo Institute of Technology


U.Houston keynote talk on compiler developments(prov.title)


Prof. Barbara Chapman


Professor, Dept. of Computer Science, University of Houston


Experience with a New SunBlade 6000 Installation & Acceptance Testing


Prof.James Leylek


PhD, Executive Director, CU-CCMS


Java for HPC Now: MPI Fortran vs. ProActive Java


Prof.Denis Caromel


Professor, INRIA-Univ. Nice,











Sun Microsystems presentations








Storage & OpenStorage strategy


Victor Walker


Vice president Disk Products Group , Sun Microsystems, Inc.


Visualisation products offerings(prov.title)


Linda Fellingham


Manager of Advanced Visualization and Graphics, Sun Microsystems, Inc.


Lustre and Sun File Systems strategy(prov.title)


Peter Bojanic


Director Lustre Group, Sun Microsystems Inc.


Solaris HPC Software, Developer Edition Beta 1 -


Art Beckman or Barton Fiske


Product Marketing Manager, Sun Microsystems, Inc.


Key HPC Features in Sun Studio


Ruud van der Pas


Senior Staff Engineer/Technical Systems ambassador/HPC Ace, Sun Microsystems, Inc.


Sun HPC Clustertools 8


Len Wisniewski





What's New in the Sun Performance Analyzer?


Marty Itzkowitz 


Project Lead for the Performance Analyzer, Sun Microsystems Inc.


SGE update


Fritz Ferstl


Director Grid Engine Software, Sun Microsystems, Inc.


xVM portfolio and xVM Ops Center product


Prasad Paid


Sun Microsystems


Shared QFS objects on Open Solaris and long term data retention with SAM


Harriet Coverston


Distinguished Engineer, US Engineering, Sun Microsystems, Inc.











Partners








Intel(prov.title)


TBD


TBD


AMD: Cpu performance(prov.title)


Joshua Mora


Sr Member Technical Staff, Performance CoE, Silicon Design Engineerin, AMD


AMD: stream computing solutions(prov.title)


Ed Bickingham





Nvidia strategy(prov.title)


Andy Keane


General Manager Tesla Computing Products


Voltaire HPC products update(prov.title)


Yaron Haviv


CTO, Voltaire


Force10 High Performance GbE/10GbE Switches Enhance Sun HPC Solutions


Debbie Montano


Director of Research & Education Alliances


Acumen: Making the multicore perform


Erik Hagersten


CEO, Acumem


Allinea(prov.title)


TBD


TBD


TotalView Technologies ReplayEngine Simplifies Troubleshooting


Chris Gottbrath


Director of Product Management








Further updates to Consortium Agenda:  https://events-at-sun.com/hpc-austin08/agenda.html













WHO SHOULD ATTEND:



All
Sun scientific, engineering, or research computing customers or anyone
interested in high-performance computing using Sun technologies.  The
meeting is designed to address a wide range of interests from
application developers to CIOs and VPs of Research.



Sun
is again demonstrating its commitment to HPC by including in the
audience our worldwide HPC Aces members, which will ensure a high level
of interaction  between our customers and partners, and the Sun
technical HPC community.  A joint customer and Sun dinner will be
provided on both Saturday and Sunday evenings.



Confidential Information / NDA:

The Sun HPC Consortium agenda will include Sun-confidential information and

all attendees must sign a Confidential information Disclosure Agreement or have 

an existing Agreement on file with your local Sun sales office.





ABOUT THE CONSORTIUM



The
Consortium's mission is to provide the high performance computing
community with leadership and provide a forum for information exchange
to enable the development and effective use of Sun computational tools
in achieving the business and research objectives of the Sun technical
computing community.



Participants
represent a broad range of computing applications and environments. 
The meeting format is designed to give participants the opportunity to
present HPC developments, discuss applications and needs with their
peers, and to hear and provide feedback on Sun's engineering plans.



Last
year's agenda and presentations of the Dresden (June 24-26, 2007) HPC
Consortium and Reno (Nov. 10-11, 2007) are on line at:




and






Thank you for your interest in working with Sun to better serve the High Performance Computing communities.

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