🌟Embark on the next phase of your HIP journey with our advanced course!🌟 The Heterogeneous Interface for Portability (HIP) provides a programming framework for harnessing the compute capabilities of multicore processors, such as the AMD Instinct MI250X GPU’s on Setonix. As an extension to the beginner’s course, this 2.5-day workshop will focus on advanced topics
📢 Discover the versatility of the Heterogeneous Interface for Portability (HIP) framework 📢 Join our comprehensive 2-day workshop on developing HIP applications, tailored for both general supercomputing and specifically for Setonix. The HIP framework provides a programming framework for harnessing the compute capabilities of multicore processors such as the MI250X GPUs. Agenda 28th and 29th
Join International Nextflow expert Chris Hakkaart from Seqera for an in-person, interactive workshop on building Nextflow pipelines. Chris will share best practices he and Seqera have gleaned over years of working with users across domains. Chris will be joined by local Seqera engineer, Marco De La Pierre. This workshop is in-person only at the Pawsey
GPUs are powerful devices, but one of their main weaknesses is the data transfer to and from the host device. A new feature appeared recently: GPU-to-GPU communications, allowing to bypass the need to send the data back through the host, with appropriate hardware support. This workshop will cover how this can be achieved in MPI
Are you interested in distributed memory programming? Are you ready to go beyond using a single node? Any given node has limited resources, whether memory or compute. Being able to scale beyond a single node enables you to leverage more resources, and make use of distributed memory architectures, such as supercomputers. You can join in-person
GPUs are powerful devices, but not trivial to use. If you want to discover how to offload the execution of your code to GPUs, and leverage the parallelism available on GPUs, then this hands-on workshop is for you. You can join in-person OR virtually. This is a free workshop. Please register only if you plan to
Perth, Western Australia – The Pawsey Supercomputing Research Centre kicked off a three-day hackathon, on September 18, marking the beginning of its third Pawsey Centre for Extreme Scale Readiness (PaCER) conference week. The event was hosted in Perth and drew over 60 participants, including Australian researchers and industry speakers from around the world, both in-person
Are you looking for super compute power? Are you a Pawsey Partner? Read on. This event is for researchers from CSIRO, Curtin University, University of Western Australia, and Western Australia Government Agencies. You can join this event either in-person (at Pawsey) or virtually/online. If you are on-site, please join us for lunch from 12.00- 12.30
Join Pawsey Specialists for this Setonix Phase 2 migration Question & Answer session. To support your transition to using Setonix GPUs, Pawsey is providing trainings as well as follow-up Ask. Me. Anything. (AMA) sessions. Bring your migration questions, and talk directly to Pawsey specialists. Join one or more sessions! Resources that may be helpful in your
Join Pawsey Specialists for the Setonix Phase 2 Migration Training/Workshop. To support your transition to using the new Setonix GPUs, Pawsey is providing trainings/workshops and AMAs (Ask. Me. Anything.). This training will be conducted virtually. It will cover: Module 1: (30 minutes): Using GPUs on Setonix. You will learn about: The timing of the availability