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In this pre-SC “Supercomputing 24” episode, we talk to a leading voice from our community - “HPC Dan” or Dan Reed, Professor emeritus of the University of Utah after a great career that spanned academia and industry at Microsoft. We cover life experiences such as moving being academia and HPC, havi…
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Today we talk to Michela Taufer, Dongarra Professor of High Performance Computing at the University of Tennessee Knoxville. Michela leads the Global Computing Laboratory, and you’ve probably seen her on the stage of ISC and several high performance computing events! It was great to talk to Michela …
As we hit the five year mark for the Developer Stories Podcast, we want to pause to celebrate a milestone that not many podcasts achieve - the 100th episode! 🎉 To celebrate, we have an immensely special guest - Andrew Jones from Microsoft, a leader in the high performance computing community that i…
Today we chat with Wileam Phan, a performance engineer that first encountered high performance computing in Indonesia during his senior year, and has followed his interest through today and working on the performance tool HPCToolkit. In this episode, we talk about different strategies for performan…
Jakob Luettgau is a researcher at the French Institute for Research in Computer Science and Automation at Inria, with an interest in storage, workflows, and machine learning, amongst other things. In this episode, we talk about different patterns of I/O, storage for cloud and high performance compu…
I recently spoke with Jay Lofstead about the challenges of starting a career in HPC, and this morning listened to a panel on “Emerging Talent in HPC.” I found the panel was missing a valuable perspective, and wanted to make a quick recording of that perspective. This isn’t an official Developer Sto…
Jay Lofstead is a Principal Member of the Technical Staff at Sandia National Laboratories, with extensive experience in storage technologies, High Performance Computing, and reproducibile practices. In this episode, we talk about the challenges of navigating the graduate school and career space, be…
Today on Developer Stories I talk with Felix LeClair, an open source developer and BLAS Floating-point guru that works at Environment and Climate Change Canada. Felix is someone to watch - I have never met someone with as much passion about hardware and chip design as him. In this episode, we talk …
I’m thrilled to be interviewing Alan Sill, Managing Director, of the High Performance Computing Center at Texas Tech University, President of the Open Grid Forum, Co-Director of the National Science Foundation Cloud and Autonomic Computing Center, and my co-founder for HPC Social. Alan is someone t…
Today we talk to Ramiro Berrelleza, Founder and CEO of Okteto about his story of falling in love with computers as a kid, and pursuring a non-traditional path that has led him from industry to consulting to leading companies. We have a lot of fun talking about web technologies, and our shared exper…
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