[Briefing Session] Call for Proposals for Fugaku Projects

Interested to know more about the world’s fastest supercomputer, Japan’s Fugaku system, and how you could conduct research using this unique high-performance computing (HPC) resource? Learn how you can supercharge your research with HPC resources on this ARM-based supercomputer.

Date:

15 December 2021

Venue:

Zoom

Closed

Overview

Interested to know more about the world’s fastest supercomputer, Japan’s Fugaku system, and how you could conduct research using this unique high-performance computing (HPC) resource? Learn how you can supercharge your research with HPC resources on this ARM-based supercomputer.

 

An agreement signed between Japan’s Research Organization for Information Science and Technology (RIST) and National Supercomputing Centre (NSCC) Singapore opens the path for Singapore researchers to regularly access and request for supercomputing resources from the world’s most powerful supercomputer, Japan’s Fugaku system. The annual Call for Projects to Fugaku will be launched on 1 November 2022 and applications are open from 1 – 30 November 2022.

 

Interested to apply for available resources on Fugaku? Join us for a briefing session where speakers from NSCC, RIST and RIKEN Center for Computational Science (R-CCS) will be on-hand to introduce the system and how you can optimise your work on Fugaku.

2:00 – 2:15pm: Outline of Fugaku Project Call by Dr Nick Wilson, Deputy Technical Director, NSCC

2:15 – 2:30pm: Introduction to Fugaku by Dr. Fumiyoshi Shoji, Division Director, Operations & Computer Technologies Division, R-CCS, RIKEN

2:30 – 2:45pm: Introduction to application software developed in Japanese national projects and program for promoting research on Fugaku by Dr. Yoshinori Kusama, General Manager, Department of HPC Support, Kobe Center, RIST

2:45pm – 2:55pm: Q&A

Presentation Slides

 

Dr Nick Wilson: Outline of Fugaku Project Call

 

Dr. Fumiyoshi Shoji: Introduction to Fugaku

 

Dr. Yoshinori Kusama: Introduction to application software developed in Japanese national projects and program for promoting research on Fugaku

 

The recording of the briefing session is available on NSCC’s YouTube page here.