Edited by Claire Chen (BULL/Eviden) and Pascale Bernier-Bruna (BULL/Eviden) Executive summary The upcoming generation of Exascale systems is heavily reliant on a streamlined network infrastructure. This network must be capable of accommodating massively parallel processing systems, consisting of hundreds of thousands of nodes and millions of cores. It should offer a range of functionalities to […]
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Edited by Pascale Bernier-Bruna, Eviden (Bull SAS) Executive summary This report summarizes the communication and dissemination activities carried out throughout the life-time of the RED-SEA project, with special focus on the timeframe from October 2022 to the end of the project, as the first half of the project was already covered in D5.3 Communication and […]
Edited by N.Chrysos and V. Mageiropoulos (FORTH) Authors: all RED-SEA partners Executive summary In this deliverable, we summarize the key findings of technical and scientific results in the area of interconnection networks performed inside the RED-SEA project. As we approach the end of the project, we outline the status and the most prominent results from […]
Edited by Damien Berton (Eviden / Bull SAS)) Executive summary This document D2.9 “BXI to Ethernet bridging demonstrator” is produced by Task T2.6 “BXI to Ethernet Gateway prototyping and testing”, which is part of Work package 2 (WP2) “High-performance Ethernet” of the RED-SEA project. This document contains the BXI to Ethernet bridging demonstrator description, the […]
The SEA projects in HPCwire!
Did you see our Press Release on HPCwire? https://www.hpcwire.com/off-the-wire/the-sea-projects-are-preparing-europe-for-the-future-of-supercomputing/
As part of its collaborations with other projects, RED-SEA sought to gather a wide array of network traces whose analysis will help provide recommendations for the design of the network system regarding latency, bandwidth in specific message size ranges, number of MPI messages and most relevant MPI calls to optimize. We have created a public […]
A wide range of European partners worked together in the DEEP-SEA, IO-SEA and RED-SEA projects and created important results preparing Europe for the Exascale era in supercomputing. Jülich / Les Clayes, 14 March 2024 – The HPC research projects DEEP-SEA, IO-SEA and RED-SEA are wrapping up this month after a three-year project term. The three […]
EuroHPC Summit 2024
18-21 March 2024 – Antwerp, Belgium The SEA projects will be again at the EuroHPC Summit in 2024 – our last event before the projects end! RED-SEA will be featured, along with the other SEA projects, in session Co-Designing the Future of European HPC: Eco-friendly Technologies, Systems and Software📆 Tuesday, 19 March, 9:30-11:00 Meet us […]
Authors: José Duro, Adrián Castelló, Maria Engracia Gomez, Julio Sahuquillo, Enrique Quintana (UPV) 1 Introduction In this blog entry, we present the characterization of the network congestion for the target RED-SEA applications. This congestion is mainly due to collective communication operations, and therefore some of the optimizations for collective communications primitives (CCP) proposed in Task […]
RED-SEA at HiPEAC 24
The slides presented at the RED-SEA workshop are now available on the HiPEAC website: