Session

DescriptionMPI is currently the de facto standard for programming HPC systems and parallel applications. Development of the MPI standard continues in earnest, with version 4.1 being released within the past year, and features for version 5.0 under active discussion. The aim of this workshop is to bring together researchers and developers to present and discuss innovative algorithms and concepts within the Message Passing programming model, and to create a forum for open discussions on the future of the Message Passing Interface (MPI) in the post-exascale era. Possible workshop topics include and are not limited to algorithms for collective operations, MPI optimization for artificial intelligence and machine learning workloads, data-centric models, scheduling, fault tolerance, MPI optimization in heterogeneous systems, interoperability of MPI with other programming models (e.g., PGAS), integration of task-parallel models in MPI, the role of MPI in "smart" networks, and the use of MPI in large-scale simulations.