Jun

Webinar: Using supercomputers, private and public clouds to opportunistical...

by BCS, The Chartered Institute for IT

Actions and Detail Panel

Sales Ended

Sales Have Ended

Registrations are closed

We have closed this event for any further registrations.

Event description

Description

This talk will consider HTC and HPC using the PROMINENCE platform developed to provide fusion researchers with access to a range of computing resources derived from cloud facilities, and the critical importance of containers as a way of ensuring that scientific workloads can be run reliably and reproducibly anywhere across the clouds.

--------------------------------------------------------------------------------

SPEAKER
Andrew Lahiff, UKAEA

--------------------------------------------------------------------------------

AGENDA
19:15 - Join the webinar with the connection details you've received.
19:30 - Event starts
21:00 - Event ends

--------------------------------------------------------------------------------

SYNOPSIS
The opportunistic use of computing resources sources from private, academic and public clouds provides an infrastructure to support High-Performance Computing in most general terms. This can then be exploited across many different areas of science, engineering, finance, etc.

--------------------------------------------------------------------------------

For overseas delegates who wish to attend the event please note that BCS does not issue invitation letters.

--------------------------------------------------------------------------------

THIS EVENT IS BROUGHT TO YOU BY:
BCS Oxfordshire Branch
Visit https://oxon.bcs.org

Date and time

Thu, 18 June 2020

19:30 – 21:00 BST

Add to calendar

Location

Online event

Organiser BCS, The Chartered Institute for IT

Organiser of Webinar: Using supercomputers, private and public clouds to opportunistically run HTC and HPC applications - Oxfordshire Branch

We are all responsible for ensuring technology-led change is safe and positive for everyone in society. At BCS we’re committed to meeting this responsibility under royal charter.

That’s why we set the highest standards of professionalism and best practice in the industry, share knowledge, and develop skills and capability tuned to our evolving digital world.

We’ve been supporting the technology industry since 1957 and our 73,000-strong membership spans 150 countries. Every member actively promotes IT professionalism and we provide them with career development opportunities and bring the community together to address the professional, ethical and economic challenges facing technology today.