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SUMMARY:From Zero to Hero:  Conquering the Arm Neoverse
DESCRIPTION:Filippo Spiga (NVIDIA Corporation, AHUG); Conrad Hillairet (AR
 M Ltd); Matt Vaughn and Csaba Csoma (Amazon Web Services (AWS)); and John 
 Linford (NVIDIA Corporation)\n\nArm technology has increasingly become a c
 ompelling choice for HPC due to its promise of higher efficiency, density,
  scalability, and broad ecosystem of software. Arm expansion in the datace
 ntre started in 2018 with Arm Neoverse, a set of infrastructure CPU IPs de
 signed for high-end computing. The Arm-based Fugaku supercomputer, first o
 f its kind implementing Arm SVE instruction set, entered the Top 500 in Ju
 ne 2020 scoring at the top and retaining a leadership position over the ye
 ars not only in HPL but also for HPCG (where it is still unbeaten). This e
 vent has been a wake-up call for the HPC community. The datacentre and HPC
  space have long been dominated by x86 CPUs. There is a growing interest i
 n diversifying and exploring new architectures to re-create a vibrant and 
 diverse ecosystem of architectures as it was more than a decade ago. Arm t
 echnology is at the forefront of this wave of change. This tutorial welcom
 es scientists and engineers interested in running a variety of workloads o
 n a Arm-based system, either on-premises or in the cloud. The tutorial wil
 l guide the attendee through compile, execute, profile and optimize codes 
 for Arm to demystify those claims that changing CPU architecture is hard.\
 n\nTag: Architecture and Networks, Middleware and System Software\n\nRegis
 tration Category: Tutorial Reg Pass\n\n
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