Yes (about JICS/NICS)
There are many platforms here.
Beacon is probably better because it is a large memory machine, and it can
be allocated more easily:
https://www.nics.tennessee.edu/beacon
I also have authority to commit 1000s of hours of Beacon to the Arrow
project, if needed.
Titan is li
Is JICS the Joint Institute for Comp Sciences at ORNL/UT? If so, is one of
the target platforms Titan@ORNL?
On Wed, Mar 2, 2016 at 2:56 PM, Edmon Begoli wrote:
> Would you guys be interested in perhaps having a Hangout with my team from
> JICS/NICS?
>
> We have some major experts and research th
Would you guys be interested in perhaps having a Hangout with my team from
JICS/NICS?
We have some major experts and research thrusts in this area (code
optimizations for Intel chipsets, MKL and other kernels, memory/IO
optimizations, etc)
We are a research shop. People just get excited over thin
hi Edmon,
Since Arrow arrays are arranged with like-data in contiguous memory
regions (for example, in an array of strings, the UTF8 bytes are all
laid out in contiguous memory -- see
https://github.com/apache/arrow/blob/master/format/Layout.md), it is
cache-friendly for scan operations and amenab
Hey folks,
How could I get more details on what and how Arrow uses Intel CPUs for
whatever computational advantage?
At JICS, we run very large experimental Intel HPC systems, and I would like
to learn how can we possibly run some interesting Arrow on Intel CPUs
experiments.
Thank you,
Edmon
