Intel together with the National Center for Supercomputing Applications (NCSA) announces technical training school “Code Modernisation for Intel Multi Core and Xeon Phi Architectures”, which will take place on April 25-28 in Sofia at the Institute of Information and Communication Technologies, Bulgarian Academy of Sciences.
The school will focus on software modernization techniques needed for the next generation of supercomputers with highly dense parallel architectures, both homogeneous (Intel Xeon) and hybrid with acceleration co-processor (Intel Xeon Phi). The school program is comprised of lectures and training exercises to address the crucial aspects of both the implementation of new HPC applications as well as the re-factoring of existing ones. These software engineering techniques for high productivity languages complement the more traditional lectures on parallel programming, to allow the implementation and continual modernization of applications that need to be maintained across complex and fast evolving HPC architectures.
Тhe training event web site can found at scc.acad.bg/ncsa/hpctraining/
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