High Performance Computing (HPC) blog

With the continued emergence of innovative, infrastructure-ready Arm-based server platforms, Arm is announcing availability of the Arm Allinea Studio.

In recent months, the HPC market has been waiting to see how Arm will drive innovation for High Performance Computing. Arm and its partners have been working hard to enable a greater variety of competitive…

After years of determined preparation and partnerships, significant deployments are now on the near horizon for Arm and its partners.

Even with great traction in open source solutions there is demand for many more packages on Arm-based infrastructure. To satisfy that demand and future innovation developers need to bring additional software…

I/O contention is a frustrating problem to solve. An application run may be taking longer than expected, but how do you know if it’s due to I/O contention?

The University of Cambridge examines the readiness and potential of Arm-based platforms for High Performance Computing.

With deployments of Arm-based servers for HPC now on the near horizon, ISC17 in Frankfurt was a prime opportunity for partners and end-users to begin talking more openly about their plans and intentions…

Alongside the open source compilers for porting scientific applications to Armv8-A, for the first time sits a new commercial solution from Arm, promising regular and targeted updates made specifically…

Join us at ISC 2017 in Frankfurt, Germany as ARM hosts its “Going ARM” Workshop on Thursday, June 22 from 09:00-13:00. This workshop is all about sharing experiences and knowledge. Attendees will gain…

It’s with great excitement that we’re announcing that Allinea is now a part of Arm.

It looks like DeepMind-level performance is within our grasp! I took a quick look to see how our 90-core cloud run looks under a profiler

This spring my attention was caught by another interesting result: using a new approach they were able to beat Atari Pong in just 2 hours of training time on a single node by parallelizing the work into…

I had the opportunity to present the latest update to our Armv8-A architecture, known as the Scalable Vector Extension or SVE. In this post I run through the latest update.

Not everybody has access to an Infiniband-backed supercomputer, but anyone can launch a fleet of EC2 GPU instances for a few dollars per hour. Can we get similar speedups in the cloud? I decided to find…

In February, a new paper from Google's DeepMind team appeared on arxiv. This one was interesting – they showed dramatically improved performance and training time of their Atari-playing Deep Q-Learning…

Arm MAP isn't just a lightweight profiler to help you optimize your code. It also lets you add your own metrics with just a couple of lines of code.

We look at debugging tips for Fortran and F90 developers to show why and how to use a debugger for some typical bugs.

The memory debugger in Arm DDT assists in fixing a number of common memory usage errors with C, C++ and Fortran codes on Linux.