
RED-SEA objectives

Enable the design of a new generation of high performance network interconnect to power the future EU Exascale systems

Explore new innovative solutions: end-to-end network services – from programming models to reliability, security, low latency, and new processors

Develop the ecosystem by developing innovative re-useable libraries and fabrics management solutions
The RED-SEA blog
By the RED-SEA experts
- The VEF Traces frameworkA set of tools to reproduce communication traffic of parallel applications in high-performance interconnection network Simulators Authors: Miguel Sánchez de la Rosa (UCLM), Gabriel Gómez López (UCLM), Francisco J. Andújar (UVA), Jesús Escudero Sahuquillo (UCLM), Pedro J. García (UCLM), Francisco J. Alfaro (UCLM), Francisco J. Quiles (UCLM) and Jose L. Sánchez (UCLM). Simulation is a […]
News
- New blog article on VEF tracesNew blog article by RED-SEA experts! Part of our work to prepare a new-generation network interconnect for the future European Exascale systems consists in evaluating new designs through simulation. We’re […]
- Congratulations to Torsten Hoefler ETHZ for his Sidney Fernbach awardLive from SC22: Pr Torsten Hoefler, director of the Scalable Parallel Computing Laboratory (SPCL) at ETH Zurich that is involved in our project, received the 2022 IEEE Computer Society Sidney Fernbach award. […]
Events
- SEA Minisymposium at CSE2326 February-3 March 2023 – Amsterdam, Netherlands – The conference on Computational Science and Engineering […]
- HiPEAC 202316-18 January 2023 – Toulouse, France – RED-SEA will be at the 2023 edition of […]
- SC22 Conference13-18 November 2022 – Dallas, TX, USA – RED-SEA will be at SC22! Come and […]
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Our partners the other SEA projects
The EuroHPC projects DEEP-SEA, IO-SEA and RED-SEA have joined forces to develop complementary European technologies for future heterogeneous exascale supercomputing architectures.