
High-speed communication is critical to all parts of an HPC system. On-chip networks for emerging many-core processors; point-to-point interconnects, which have replaced the system bus for intra-node communication; and system-wide networks, which form the backbone of any large-scale parallel system, all contribute to the construction of the world’s fastest computers. Numerous research groups in academia, industry, and government are currently investigating the issues involved in improving the speed, reliability, power consumption, and other characteristics of communication subsystems and seeking new ways to advance the state of the art in cluster communication.
The goal of this workshop is to bring together researchers working on improving communication at every level of the network hierarchy (on-chip, intra-node, and cross-cluster), thereby enabling the sharing and adaptation of ideas from what have traditionally been separate communities.
| 8:55 - | 9:00 | Welcome and workshop introduction | ||||||
| 9:00 - | 10:00 | Keynote address | ||||||
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| 10:00 - | 10:30 | Break #1 | ||||||
| 10:30 - | 12:00 | Session I | ||||||
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| 12:00 - | 1:30 | Lunch (provided by IPDPS) | ||||||
| 1:30 - | 3:00 | Session II | ||||||
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| 3:00 - | 3:30 | Wrap up, adjourn, and break #2 | ||||||
Note: The CASS 2012 program page on EDAS provides an alternate formatting of the workshop program and includes talk abstracts and links to the papers.
Workshop registration is handled by the IPDPS 2012 conference. There is a single registration for the conference and all of its 18 workshops. Please visit the IPDPS 2012 Web page for registration and hotel information.
For more information on CASS 2012 or if you have any questions please contact the workshop organizers at the e-mail address listed at the bottom of this page.
Although the submission deadline has long since passed, the following links will take you to the CASS 2012 CFP: