High Performance Computing (HPC) blog

In this blog, we review the sparse triangular matrix solve function and extended libraries included in Arm PL 23.04 which, for the first time, operate on sparse vectors.

In this blog we provide an update to our use of Cadence EDA tools in the AWS cloud, with a focus on Graviton3 performance improvements.

This blog uses the HACCmk benchmark to demonstrate the vectorization capabilities and benefits of SVE over NEON (ASIMD)

In this blog we examine the WRF weather model and examine the performance improvement available using AWS Graviton3 (Neoverse V1 core) compared to AWS Graviton2 (Neoverse N1 core).

In this blog we demonstrate the performance and cost benefits of running popular genomics applications on AWS Graviton3.

In the blog we look at the progress made in the Arm HPC application ecosystem and give a preview of our activities at ISC'22.

Arm C/C++/Fortran Compilers and Arm Performance Libraries, aimed at HPC application developers, are now available for free. You no longer need license files to use the tools.

In this blog we look at the growth of Arm in HPC - from humble beginnings to the number one ranked supercomputer in the world

In this blog we recap the Arm events held during SC'21: BoF, Hackathon, AHUG Symposium.

In this blog we discuss HPC events of 2021 and welcome visitors to our SC'21 events.

In this blog we discuss the performance results of AVBP for two realistic benchmarks on Arm Neoverse and competitive CPUs.

In this blog we compare the performance and price to run Cadence's JasperGold formal verification software on AWS Graviton2 compared to x86-based instances.

In this blog we discuss the planning and results for the first even Arm, AWS, A-HUG HPC Cloud hackathon.

HPC on Arm momentum continues, with new announcements from Arm and our partners developing innovative products with our Neoverse IP for products of the future.

In this blog we discuss the goals of a new, multi-year HPC collaboration agreement between Arm and the Julich Supercomputing Centre.

Optimizing performance of Genomics alignment codes for Arm servers.

Let us take a look at the new NVIDIA HPC Developer kit announced during GTC. This blog will also talk about the NVIDIA HPC SDK and Arm Allinea Studio.

In this blog, read how Arm made the transition from on-prem EDA to running EDA in the Cloud on AWS Graviton2.