Supercomputing Frontiers Europe 2021 (July, 19-23) invites all HPC enthusiast to join its 7^th edition. Fully virtual&free event will consist of presentations and talks from world-renowned scientists, tech-savvy entrepreneurs and industry specialists. The two last days of the event will be a treat for high performance computing users where they will be able to enjoy free workshops led by #SCFE21 esteemed guests. In order to accommodate participants from multiple time-zones, the sessions will run between:

• 7:00 AM-1:30 PM (San Francisco, LA)
• 2:00 PM-8:30 PM (Warsaw, Lagos)
• 6:30 PM-1:00 AM (New Delhi)
• 9:00 PM-3:30 AM (Tokyo)

Registration is open now! Please, register here:
https://platform.supercomputingfrontiers.eu/registration-free/ 

Conference Programme Outline

• DAY 1- Jul 19, 2021: European Initiatives; African Initiatives; US perspective; Industry perspective 
• DAY 2- Jul 20, 2021: Gordon Bell Prize Lecture; Meteo; Material; HPC&Cloud
• DAY 3- Jul 21, 2021: Software; Hardware; Quantum Computing; Genomics; I/O, storage, interconnects
• DAY 4- Jul 22, 2021: Free workshops (The Systems Biology Institute- Taxila: Analyzing text in biological context)
• DAY 5- Jul 23, 2021: Free workshops (Lenovo, NEC)

Previous registration for the workshops will be required due to limited availability. The schedule will be accessible soon.

SCFE21 Keynote Speakers 

• Anders Dam Jensen– Executive Director, EuroHPC Joint Undertaking;
• Irene Qualters – Associate Laboratory Director for Simulation and Computation at Los Alamos National Laboratory, a U.S. Department of Energy national laboratory;
• Roberto Car– Recipient of the 2020 ACM Gordon Bell Prize; Professor at Department of Chemistry, Princeton University
• Hiroaki Kitano– President at The Systems Biology Institute, Tokyo, a Professor at Okinawa Institute of Science and Technology Graduate University, Okinawa.

The invited talks will include topics like:

• Taking Science from Cloud to Edge, by Kate Keahey
• Designing next-generation materials with machine learning, by Bryce Meredig
• The approximate future of computing, by Neil Thompson
• Ten ways to build a productive (yet a performant) software, by Sunita Chandrasekaran
• Future Supercomputers are game changers for processor architecture. Why?, by Jean-Marc Denis

visit our website to discover full agenda.

We strive to give an open space for the HPC community to interact and discuss visionary ideas. Join us an event where we will discuss the future of supercomputers, machine learning and much more...!

Looking forward to meeting you soon!

The organizers