The era of exascale is here. Immense computational power coupled with the fusion of High-Performance Computing (HPC) and Artificial Intelligence (AI) is enabling researchers to tackle grand challenges once thought beyond reach. Disruptive technologies are needed to drive industries forward and AMD is at the center of this computing revolution. The AMD Instinct MI100 accelerator has been optimized for compute. It is built on AMD Infinity Architecture to deliver true heterogeneous compute capabilities for HPC and AI. Join Mike Schulte & Derek Bouius to learn how the AMD MI100 Instinct GPUs and AMD ROCm™ software ecosystem can propel your HPC and AI Deep Learning workloads.
Biography
Mike Schulte is a Senior Fellow with AMD Research, where he leads research, advanced development, and technology transfer activities in high-performance computing, machine learning, heterogeneous systems, and power-efficient computing. He is currently AMD’s Chief Engineer for the Frontier and El Capitan exascale supercomputers. Mike was previously a Principal Investigator on AMD’s FastForward, FastForward-2 Node Architecture, and PathForward Extreme-scale Computing Projects. Mike is an IEEE Fellow for contributions to compute architectures. He is the recipient of a National Science Foundation CAREER Award, the Alfred Noble Robinson Award, the AMD Next 5% Award, the AMD Way Award, and the AMD Datacenter and Embedded Solutions Group Award of Excellence. Throughout his career, Mike has had the honor of working with incredibly kind, smart, and talented people.
Derek Bouius has been leading product management of the AMD ROCm open software platform for GPU compute for over 3 years. This open-source initiative is closely tied to enablement of ML and HPC workloads using the newest data center GPU devices. Derek has been involved in the design, development and deployment of security and compute accelerators for over 20 years.
