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SUMMARY:Large Scale System Deployments
DESCRIPTION:Paper\nArchitectures, Networks, Performance, Scientific Comput
 ing, State of the Practice, Tools, Tech Program Reg Pass\n\nThe Design, De
 ployment, and Evaluation of the CORAL Pre-Exascale Systems\n\nVazhkudai, d
 e Supinski, Bland, Geist, Sexton...\n\nCORAL, the Collaboration of Oak Rid
 ge, Argonne and Livermore, is fielding two similar IBM systems, Summit and
  Sierra, with NVIDIA GPUs that will replace the existing Titan and Sequoia
  systems. Summit and Sierra are currently ranked No. 1 and No. 3, respecti
 vely, on the Top500 list. We discuss the de...\n\n---------------------\nB
 est Practices and Lessons from Deploying and Operating a Sustained-Petasca
 le System: The Blue Waters Experience\n\nBauer, Bode, Enos, Kramer, Lathro
 p...\n\nBuilding and operating versatile extreme-scale computing systems t
 hat work productively for a range of frontier research domains present man
 y challenges and opportunities. Solutions created, experiences acquired, a
 nd lessons learned, while rarely published, could drive the development of
  new methods...\n\n---------------------\nPerformance Evaluation of a Vect
 or Supercomputer SX-Aurora TSUBASA\n\nKomatsu, Momose, Isobe, Watanabe, Mu
 sa...\n\nA new SX-Aurora TSUBASA vector supercomputer has been released wi
 th a new system architecture and a new execution model to achieve high sus
 tained performance, especially for memory-intensive applications. In SX-Au
 rora TSUBASA, the vector host (VH) of a standard x86 Linux node is attache
 d to the vect...\n
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