[Announce] Training on Manycore Programming (KNL) 3Feb2017

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Dear DesignSafe HPC Application Developers,

For those of you developing scientific applications that run on HPC resources, the TACC Training course below may be of interest to you. Over the course of this year, we will be replacing Stampede with Stampede 2, which will mainly consist of nodes with Intel Xeon Phi (Knights Landing or KNL) as the primary processor, as opposed to the current Stampede with Intel Xeon Phi (Sandy Bridge) as the primary processor and Xeon Phi (Knights Corner/KNC) as an optional co-processor.

Tim Cockerill, PhD
DesignSafe Deputy Project Director
Texas Advanced Computing Center
The University of Texas at Austin



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    Courses on Manycore Programming (KNL)



    From: Jason Allison

    On February 3rd, 2017; TACC will be offering a morning introductory course and an afternoon advanced course on Manycore concepts (KNL).



     You are welcome to register for either or both courses. Both of the courses are available to in-person and webcast participants. Local participants are strongly encouraged to attend in person. For details on course content and for access to register for these courses, please visit the following link:



     https://portal.tacc.utexas.edu/training#/user?training=upcoming



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