Dennis Hoppe presenting HiDALGO2 at ISC High Performance 2024 The ISC High Performance 2024 event in Hamburg, Germany, has been a melting pot for innovators, researchers, and industry leaders in high-performance computing (HPC), machine learning, data analytics, and quantum computing. This year’s conference, held from May 12 to 16, 2024 has gathered approximately 3,000 attendees […]
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Recent Developments The HiDALGO2 project Urban Building pilot continues to make significant strides in enhancing our urban building modeling capabilities and user interfaces. Here’s a brief overview of the latest advancements: Modeling Enhancements – Multiple Storey Building Support: We’ve introduced support for multiple storey buildings in our models, allowing for more detailed and accurate simulations
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Hardware acceleration, especially through Graphics Processing Units (GPUs), is vital for enhancing computational speed and efficiency. GPUs are designed for parallel processing, enabling them to handle multiple data sets simultaneously. This makes them highly efficient at rendering graphics, image processing, and machine learning tasks. In contrast, CPUs process operations sequentially, making GPUs faster at computations.
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A. Complex-Geometry 3D Computational Fluid Dynamics with Automatic Load Balancing, Fluids | (8(5):147, 2023) This paper introduces a new open-source code, Xyst (https://xyst.cc). The goal of Xyst is to simulate engineering problems with a production-quality code that is extensible and maintainable, using hardware resources efficiently, even for problems with unpredictable, heterogeneous, and dynamic compute-load distribution.
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The last two months have been very active for our partner, the Széchenyi István University from Hungary. In March 2024, Kornyei Laszlo from Széchenyi István Egyetem had the chance to introduce our project, HiDALGO2 at the “HPC Matching Day”, organised by the Hungarian Governmental Agency for IT Development (KIFÜ) in Budapest. More specifically, he had
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