Author Archive TEXTAROSSA Project

Antonio Filgueras (BSC) presented at DSD conference 2024 the results of the TEXTAROSSA project with a presentation entitled The TEXTAROSSA Project: Cool all the Way Down to the Hardware.

The paper, that will be published in the coming months, was authored by Antonio Filgueras, Giovanni Agosta, Marco Aldinucci, Carlos Álvarez, Pasqua D’Ambra, Massimo Bernaschi, Andrea Biagioni, Daniele Cattaneo, Alessandro Celestini, Massimo Celino, Carlotta Chiarini, Francesca Lo Cicero, Paolo Cretaro, William Fornaciari, Ottorino Frezza, Francesco Giacomini, Juan Miguel de Haro Ruiz, Francesco Iannone, Daniel Jaschke, Daniel Jiménez-González, Michal Kulczewski, Alberto Leva, Alessandro Lonardo, Michele Martinelli, Xavier Martorell, Simone Montangero, Lucas Morais, Ariel Oleksiak, Paolo Palazzari, Luca Pontisso, Federico Reghenzani, Cristian Rossi, Sergio Saponara, Carlo Saverio Lodi, Francesco Simula, Federico Terraneo, Piero Vicini, Miquel Vidal and Giuseppe Zummo.

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New technologies to lower the temperature of computing systems, developed by the EuroHPC JU-funded TEXTAROSSA project, could lead to exascale supercomputers that are faster and more energy-efficient.

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Supercomputers can answer some of our most complex scientific questions. This CORDIS Results Pack on supercomputing highlights 15 European projects supported by the unique European High Performance Computing Joint Undertaking (EuroHPC JU), which aims to put Europe at the forefront of the high-performance computing and quantum computing revolution. The investment made by the EuroHPC JU supports the objective of building a world-class supercomputing and quantum computing ecosystem in Europe, one that will accelerate research and industry, boost European competitiveness and innovation and improve the quality of life of European citizens.

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BSC research in TEXTAROSSA focused on improving the management of parallel applications, introducing the scheduler in the hardware. Scheduling is moved into the hardware by the fast task scheduler component, which was integrated within the RISC-V processors. Specifically, the BSC-developed 30-core RISC-V system demonstrated how hardware Task Scheduling can provide competitive performance with a high number of cores and, incorporates hardware and software optimizations that make this solution even more scalable.

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An innovative two-phase cooling system has been developed within the EuroHPC Joint Undertaking (EuroHPC JU) project TEXTAROSSA. This innovative solution addresses the pressing cooling challenges faced by HPC systems, enabling more efficient heat dissipation and a significant reduction in energy consumption.

Curious to see how it works? Check out our video by Elisabetta Boella (E4 HPC Product Specialist), for a closer look at this groundbreaking technology.

E4 Computer Engineering presented TEXTAROSSA at the HiPEAC international conference in Munich.

PSNC presented TEXTAROSSA at Supercomputing conference 2023.

The TEXTAROSSA project has been presented by E4 at the HPCAI Advisory Council (Lugano, Svizzera – 03-06/04/2023).