Themes
Seven key themes define the initial focus of the Cambridge Open Zettascale Lab. A regular series of projects, publications and technical resources will evidence the progress of these themes, and more themes will be elaborated as the Lab matures.
Energy-Efficient Computing
The Cambridge Open Zettascale Lab is undertaking advanced research to improve the efficiency of contemporary high-performance computing.
Extreme-Scale Visualisation
Exascale-class systems will generate huge data sets that are impossible to comprehend without further processing.
High-Performance Ethernet for Zettascale
Ethernet is ubiquitous in the enterprise space but is only now showing promise in terms of its latency performance in an high-performance computing environment.
oneAPI Centre of Excellence
oneAPI is a new scalable programming model from Intel that targets heterogenous systems, easing the task of programming for and running code on different computer architectures.
Scientific OpenStack: Creating a Cloud-Native, Software-Defined Supercomputer
Scientific OpenStack® creates a very powerful and flexible environment to manage and use large-scale high-performance systems.
Zettascale Systems for Urgent Computing
Large-scale parallel simulation and modeling are not only crucial for research and scientific exploration, these applications play an increasingly integral role in guiding our responses to crises.
Zettascale-Class Storage Solutions
Storage for zettascale systems is an area of significant challenge. The explosion in the production and use of data in science, engineering, medicine and industry has led to performance bottlenecks and system slowdowns as traditional high-performance computing storage architectures fail to keep up with the increasingly important role that analysis plays in supercomputing workflows.