Posts By Jeff Gary

Teams from St. Jude, Duke, Georgia Tech were among the many teams at the recent OLCF GPU Hackathon held last month.
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For the second straight year, the Oak Ridge Leadership Computing Facility’s (OLCF’s) Annual Report has been selected as an award winner by Graphic Design USA and the Volunteer Chapter of the Public Relations Society of America (PRSA).
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Building on the success of the previous five sessions, the Dresden GPU hackathon—co-sponsored by the OLCF—welcomed 34 attendees on six teams.
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Forge, a combination of the Allinea DDT and MAP software tools, will continue to provide users at the OLCF with the debugging capability of DDT while adding the MAP software.
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As 2016 begins, the ACCEL program at Oak Ridge National Laboratory continues to grow and deliver successful results.
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Recently, a cross-departmental team engaged in an ongoing process to make data transfer easier for OLCF users.
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Jack Wells, OLCF Director of Science, will serve as one of three instructors at the 2015 Materials Research Society Fall Meeting & Exhibit to be held Nov. 29 in Boston, Mass.
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OLCF, other supercomputing centers collaborate to develop HPC training workshop.
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Sreenivas Rangan Sukumar is the new Group Leader for the Advanced Data and Workflow Group.

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John Campbell, CSP, the safety professional assigned to the Oak Ridge Leadership Computing Facility , will be recognized this week by the National Safety Council as one of its Rising Stars of Safety. Campbell is being named to the 2015 “40 Under 40” class.
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Tiny Titan was featured prominently this spring at the US Department of Energy National Science Bowl at the National 4-H Conference Center in Chevy Chase, Maryland.
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More than 30 students completed summer internships at the OLCF in 2015.
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OLCF team members Fernanda Foertter, Oscar Hernandez, and Markus Eisenbach served as hosts for the OpenACC meeting at DOE’s Oak Ridge National Laboratory.
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Representatives from the OLCF held prominent roles at CSGF Program Review July 27–30 in Arlington, Virginia.
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The OLCF’s recent CUDA upgrade fosters unified memory function that improves memory management between the CPUs and GPUs and also provides the benefit of globally shared data. The upgrade is a true win–win for the OLCF and its users.
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The OLCF has awarded more than 1 billion processor hours to 22 projects through DOE’s 2015-16 ALCC program.
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