Issue #110 of the weekly HPC newsletter by HMx Labs. A new Exascale supercomputer, silicon still running short and yet we still haven’t figured out how to do heterogenous compute.

Issue #109 of the weekly HPC newsletter by HMx Labs. Cerberas files for an IPO, Google gives us TPU v8, Meta adopts Graviton, Bolt Graphics tapes out their first GPU and we try and make workloads a tiny bit more portable.

Issue #108 of the weekly HPC newsletter by HMx Labs. Slurm is still in the limelight with US Gov finally wondering Nvidia’s acquisition will affect national supercomputers. Data for AI might need another look beyond just scaping the internet and sovereign is still a thing it seems.

Issue #107 of the weekly HPC newsletter by HMx Labs. Slurm got a bit of attention this week from Nvidia and the analysts but I think the bigger picture here is being missed. AWS gave us another way to abuse S3 and the DOE should probably talk to CERN.

Issue #106 of the weekly HPC newsletter by HMx Labs. How are we going to power all the GPUs? And which ones are worth powering up? France goes Exascale.

Issue #105 of the weekly HPC newsletter by HMx Labs. ARM makes a CPU, LLM-D goes open source, HPSFCon gives us hours of useful content, we give you a way to save money on cloud VM and vibe coding amusement.

Issue #104 of the weekly HPC newsletter by HMx Labs. Updates from HPSFCon and GTC. A new GPU VM from Azure.

Issue #103 of the weekly HPC newsletter by HMx Labs. Nvidia GTC dominates of course but we get a quantum supercomputing reference architecture from IBM to read while AI eats all the infrastructure it can get its hands on, including your CPUs now.