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Conferences and Events

CUG 2012


XTreme Fall 2011

The XTreme SIG will meet in Seattle, WA immediately prior to SC'11. This one-day event is scheduled for Sunday, November 13, 2011. Participation is limited to XTreme members with current non-disclosure agreements in place with Cray. There is a modest cost to attend. Registration is required.You may register here.


XTreme Fall 2011

The XTreme SIG will meet in Seattle, WA immediately prior to SC'11. This one-day eventis scheduled for Sunday, November 13, 2011. Participation is limited to XTreme members with current non-disclosure agreements in place with Cray. There is a modest cost to attend. Registration is required. Registration will open in October 2011.

An Invitation

As an owner or user of a Cray computer system, you are already part of an elite computing community. It's time to make the most of it. The Cray User Group invites you to become a member of the Cray User Group (CUG), and to discover the benefits of professional relationships with other Cray users around the world.


Who We Are

The Cray User Group is an independent, international corporation of member organizations that own Cray Inc. computer systems. Founded in 1978, CUG was established to facilitate collaboration and information exchange in the high-performance computing (HPC) community. We assist our members in achieving their business and research objectives by providing opportunities to share and discover ideas, solutions, and developments in the effective use of computational tools.


Meetings of the Minds

As an employee or user of a CUG site, you will be invited to attend exclusive conferences and workshops all over the world. These events feature insightful presentations by HPC experts, as well as valuable technical sessions, tutorials, and demonstrations. They also facilitate member discussions around current experiences, projected trends, and productive collaboration opportunities with sessions led by special interest group leaders and other members of the Cray User Group. Although CUG operates independently of Cray Inc., you will benefit from Cray expertise at our conferences and workshops. Cray sends technical, management, and executive representatives to these events to share information and learn of our members' needs.


Other Benefits

In addition to our annual conferences and topical workshops, as a CUG member you will have access to: • CUG publications, including our newsletter, conference proceedings, and the CUG Handbook • a CUG Site List, which provides contact information of members who are willing to exchange ideas and experiences on a number of computing issues • e-mail reflectors, used for reporting technical problems, sharing solutions, and contributing relevant announcements or queries


Join Us

If your organization has a Cray computer system, it is eligible to become a member of the Cray User Group. For an annual fee of $750, you and your colleagues can be an active part of our dynamic international community. Join us today and discover how collaboration among Cray users can lead to increased effectiveness, surprising solutions, and exciting innovations. For more information, please at your earliest convenience.

CUG 2011 Best Paper Award Winner

Topology, Bandwidth and Performance: A New Approach in Linear Orderings for Application Placement in a 3D Torus

Fairbanks, AK — Thursday, 26 May 2011

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The CUG 2011 Best Paper Award is awarded to "Topology, Bandwidth and Performance: A New Approach in Linear Orderings for Application Placement in a 3D Torus" Authors: Carl Albing, Norm Troullier, Stephen Whalen, Ryan Olson, and Joe Glensk, Cray Inc. Hugo Mills, University of Reading, Reading, Berks., UK

 

 

CUG 2011 Best Paper Finalist

The Design of an Auto-Tuning I/O Framework on Cray XT5 System

Fairbanks, AK — Thursday, 26 May 2011

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The CUG 2011 Best Paper Finalist is awarded to "The Design of an Auto-Tuning I/O Framework on Cray XT5 System" Authors: Haihang You, National Institute for Computational Science Qing Liu, Mathematics Department University of Tennessee, Knoxville, TN Zhiqiang Li, Oak Ridge National Laboratory Oak Ridge, TN Shirley Moore, Electrical Engineering and Computer Science Department University of Tennessee, Knoxville, TN

 

CUG 2011 Best Paper Finalist

Cielo Full-System Simulations of Multi-Beam Laser-Plasma Interaction in NIF Experiments

Fairbanks, AK — Thursday, 26 May 2011

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The CUG 2011 Best Paper Finalist is awarded to "Cielo Full-System Simulations of Multi-Beam Laser-Plasma Interaction in NIF Experiments" Authors: Steven H. Langer, Bert Still, Peer-Timo Bremer, Denise Hinkel, Bruce Langdon, and Ed Williams, Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory, Livermore CA Joshua Levine, University of Utah