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SUMMARY:Mission Accomplished: Arm-Based Systems Are Here and They Are 'Bor
 ing.' What Now? What Next?
DESCRIPTION:Filippo Spiga (NVIDIA Corporation, Arm HPC User Group); Simon 
 McIntosh-Smith (University of Bristol, Arm HPC User Group); Miwako Tsuji (
 RIKEN Center for Computational Science (R-CCS), Arm HPC User Group); Angel
  Pizarro (AWS); Conrad Hillairet and Paolo Faraboschi (Arm Limited); John 
 Cazes (The University of Texas at Austin); Brendan Bouffler (AWS); and Ste
 ven Shiau (National Center for High-Performance Computing (NCHC), Taiwan)\
 n\nOver a decade ago, Arm was known for co-design, innovative architecture
 s, and disruptive change in a x86-dominated software landscape. Today, Arm
 -based supercomputers operate globally, supporting advanced research acros
 s diverse fields. Has Arm become really “boring”? While accelerated comput
 ing is now essential, CPU-only systems remain important. The future of Arm
  in HPC raises questions: What new breakthroughs can Arm technologies enab
 le? Is Arm still exciting for technologists and developers? This BoF gathe
 rs leaders who have helped advance the Arm HPC ecosystem to address what e
 lse is yet to be done to achieve the next maturity level.\n\nTag: State of
  the Practice\n\nRecording: Livestreamed, Recorded\n\nRegistration Categor
 y: Technical Program Reg Pass, Exhibits Reg Pass\n\n
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