NASA GPU Hackathon Goes Virtual; Applications Accepted Through July 31

14 Jul, 2020

After careful evaluation of the status and requirements for accessing onsite ventures, the local organizing committee has decided to hold the NASA GPU Hackathon using a virtual format. Details about the format, including video conference connection information, will be announced later.

NAS users are invited to apply to participate and applications will be accepted through July 31.

If you have an application relevant to NASA missions and you're thinking about porting to GPUs, or if your NASA application is already using GPUs and you could use a helping hand getting to that next level of performance, consider applying to participate in the NASA GPU Hackathon.

You will be working in small teams (up to 5 team members), which will be complemented by mentors. In addition, we plan to add talks by subject matter experts who will share their knowledge and experience.

Find out more details and apply on the NASA GPU Hackathon website.

You can send any questions about the NASA GPU Hackathon to: nasa-hackathon@nas.nasa.gov.

Previous Announcement

A reminder that all all NAS users are invited to apply to participate in the NASA GPU Hackathon, October 5-9, 2020 at Ames Research Center.

If you have an application relevant to NASA missions and you're thinking about porting to GPUs, or if your NASA application is already using GPUs and you could use a helping hand getting to that next level of performance, consider applying to participate in the NASA GPU Hackathon. Applications will be accepted through July 20.

You will be working in small teams (up to 5 team members), which will be complemented by mentors. In addition, we plan to add talks by subject matter experts who will share their knowledge and experience.

Find out more details and apply on the NASA GPU Hackathon website.

We are currently considering whether it is necessary to hold the hackathon virtually, and will make a decision in mid-July. If you have an opinion about the possibility of a virtual event, please let us know.

You can send any questions about the NASA GPU Hackathon to: nasa-hackathon@nas.nasa.gov

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