Hello all,

This sounds good.  Also, be aware that Rob Pennington from NCSA is leading a
breakout at the all hands on advanced computing architectures.  The full
agenda for the meeting will be posted next week.  I have copied him to see
if I can draw him into the Tech Assess Working Group telecons ;-)

Jeff

> From: Don Dossa <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> Reply-To: LSST Data Management <[email protected]>
> Date: Thu, 19 Oct 2006 14:07:00 -0700
> To: LSST Data Management <[email protected]>
> Subject: [LSST-data] Tech Assess monday concall
> 
> Let's plan on a call on Monday, Oct 23 at 10AM pacific time.
> Item's I would like to discuss are the latest updates on
> DC1.
> Let's think about some possible future computing technologies
> so we have something for updates to the NSF proposal.
> Obvious candidates to look at are
> cell BE
> 8-way multicores, cache coherency and memory bandwidth requirements
> future very high speed memory chips
> bluegene p and q
> FPGA
> graphics chips
> accelerator boards ala Clearspeed
> 
> I have just started reading the tech papers on cell but havent
> used ours here yet.  I know some of you have run some stuff on
> your cell systems.
> 
> I'm not sure what any of us are permitted to say about
> bgl/p and bgl/q, but let's not forget about it.
> 
> Can someone(s) sign up for graphics chips and accelerator boards? And
> possibly FPGAs?
> 
> If we decide 8 and 16 way core chips mem requirements grossly
> exceed we can look at industry expectations for memory
> 
> Let's talk about what we can sign up to do in the near future.
> 
> Once we have exhausted ourselves on these topics, we can move
> onto storage, interconnect, and networking.
> 
> --Don
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