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SUMMARY:Managing the Convergence of HPC and AI
DESCRIPTION:Exhibitor Forum\nMachine Learning\n\nManaging the Convergence 
 of HPC and AI\n\nFalkanger\n\nHPC environments are the most significant so
 urce of processing capacity in many organizations, and more users want to 
 leverage the power of the “SuperComputer" for their workloads to get perfo
 rmance beyond the single box.  These "new customers" for your HPC cluster 
 may have little knowledge on how to access, configure and deploy workloads
  where typical open-source cluster management solutions are used, driving 
 a significant amount of handholding for administrators.  In particular, us
 ers wanting to experiment with or deploy AI training on the cluster may si
 mply have data and a desire to train, without the technical expertise to c
 onfigure scripts, resources, frameworks, libraries, etc. to run. Bringing 
 these new users into the HPC environment is a significant opportunity to g
 row and expand the value of your infrastructure – but only if it is easy t
 o use and easy to manage, and consistent for both HPC and AI workloads.
URL:https://sc18.supercomputing.org/presentation/?id=exforum135&sess=sess2
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