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Breaking the System Noise Barrier at Exascale
Edgar A. León, Joseph Glenski, Mark J. Stock, Kim H. McMahon, William Loewe, Clark Snyder, Larry Kaplan, Srinath Vadlamani, Timothy I. Mattox, Trent D'Hooge, Brian Behlendorf, Nathan Hanford
Abstract
To meet the increasing demands of parallel scientific applications, supercomputers continue to grow in both scale and complexity. The fastest supercomputer in the world, El Capitan, features over a million CPU cores and tens of thousands of GPUs. Applications running on such large-scale systems are particularly susceptible to system noise or interference caused by the operating system (OS) and other services running on the same compute nodes as the application.
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