Open Architecture for Exascale Supercomputers
Today, high-performance computing plays a crucial role in science and industry. Supercomputers are used for computational modelling in fields such as medicine, climate science and earthquake research, materials science, product design and AI applications. However, all computations require energy, and the growing energy and power demands associated with scaling up HPC are one of the … Read more
The REGALE project ended in March 2024 and was able to deliver remarkable results. Our new video summarizes the achievements of the project, providing an overview of the most important outcomes. Here is where you can find further information on each REGALE achievement: REGALE Architecture REGALE Library REGALE Toolchain REGALE Pilots Another great overview of … Read more
Press Release: Munich, 26 March 2024 – This March marks the end of REGALE, a European project, funded by the EuroHPC Joint Undertaking, which has carried out extensive research into the development of new software for high performance computing (HPC) centres with a focus on energy efficiency. After three years of research, the project now … Read more
End of February the REGALE project invited the HPC community to participate in their webinar “Toolchains for Energy Efficient Supercomputing in the Exascale Era” in which the project partners presented results from three years of research and collaboration. Around 100 representatives from Supercomputing Centres, Research Institutions and the Industry followed the call and participated on … Read more
The REGALE project provides the toolbox for sustainable supercomputing. It contains useful tools for monitoring and controlling the energy consumption of hardware and for programming efficient applications. The crux of the matter with supercomputers is that they need too much energy to process research data. For science and data centres, this is not just a … Read more
Most people know February 14th as Valentine’s Day. However, for some years now, it is also the day to show appreciation for Free Software and its contributers: “I Love Free Software Day” creates the opportunity to express gratitude and show appreciation for Free Software. Free and open-source software plays an important role in the REGALE … Read more
To guarantee safety while maximizing performance, REGALE partner Electricité de France (EDF) executes safety analysis on a regular basis in all its electricity production infrastructure, such as nuclear, hydroelectric or wind power plants, using a variety of physics simulations. In the last years machine learning has become more and more interesting for scientists, promising faster … Read more
Researchers from the REGALE project published a paper in Nature Scientific Data and the first-of-its-kind open dataset for HPC telemetry. The paper with the title “M100 ExaData: a data collection campaign on the CINECA’s Marconi100 Tier-0 supercomputer” summarizes the results of a research project that started almost ten years ago at the University of Bologna … Read more
The REGALE project aims to build a software stack that is not only capable of bringing efficiency to tomorrow’s HPC systems. It also will be open and scalable for massive supercomputers. REGALE brings together leading supercomputing stakeholders, prestigious academics, top European supercomputing centers and end users from critical target sectors, covering the entire value chain … Read more
With International Women’s Day just around the corner, we asked one of our female scientists, Varvara Asouti, some questions about “women in science/STEM”. Varvara leads Work Package 4 “Exascaling the REGALE pilots” in the REGALE project. The work in her work package aims to achieve exascale performance for the REGALE pilots, leveraging the capabilities of … Read more