Session

DescriptionThe Fifth International Symposium on Quantitative Co-Design of Supercomputers considers combining two methodologies—collaborative co-design and data-driven analysis—to realize the potential of supercomputing more fully. The rapidly evolving nature of HPC and its importance to scientific discovery make it appropriate for both co-design processes and data-driven approaches. By narrowing in on these two proven methodologies with the broad-community attention of an SC25 audience, we will address many identified challenges impacting HPC. Our scope includes applications, system software, workflows, and hardware health. Without a clear and standard set of best practices in place, we have many missed opportunities. This symposium will bring together leaders in the field to review current efforts across centers and discuss areas that show potential. This year, we will focus on opportunities and challenges in holistic performance engineering. We consider the question: How can quantitative co-design be applied to address integrated and comprehensive concerns surrounding supercomputer performance engineering?