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SUMMARY:Integrated HPC: Lessons Learned From Multi-Facility Integration Pr
 ojects Around the World
DESCRIPTION:Deborah Bard (National Energy Research Scientific Computing Ce
 nter (NERSC), Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory (LBNL)); Frank Würthwe
 in (San Diego Supercomputer Center (SDSC); University of California, San D
 iego (UCSD)); Richard Gunn (UKRI); Seppo Sahrakorpi (Digital Research Alli
 ance of Canada); and Vangelis Floros (EuroHPC Joint Undertaking)\n\nScienc
 e and computing are increasingly integrated, as large-scale scientific and
  computing challenges take on a national, and even international, scale. T
 he need for resources at multiple facilities may be driven by access to si
 te-specific hardware, security policy, or to ensure resilient operations. 
 Deeper integration between facilities can create efficiencies for scientis
 ts, funding agencies, and the facilities themselves, but also exposes site
  incompatibilities in both technology and culture. \n\nIn this BoF we brin
 g together seasoned experts in integrating supercomputing resources across
  institutions to discuss the challenges and opportunities of creating and 
 managing the frameworks (political and technical) needed to integrate HPC.
 \n\nTag: Community Meetings\n\nRecording: Livestreamed, Recorded\n\nRegist
 ration Category: Technical Program Reg Pass, Exhibits Reg Pass\n\n
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