Investigating the Memory-Bandwidth Bottleneck in HPC Applications Using Sparse Data Structures

Lead Research Organisation: University of Bristol
Department Name: Computer Science

Abstract

As HPC systems and applications continue to get more optimized, a bottleneck is forming around memory-bandwidth. A significant factor in this bottleneck is the large memorybandwidth burden of sparse matrix operations, which are a common type of operation in modern HPC workloads. Therefore, improvements in the memory-bandwidth burden of sparse matrix operations would lead to significant improvements in the speed of HPC applications. I intend to pursue such improvements in my PhD.

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Project Reference Relationship Related To Start End Student Name
EP/Y528687/1 30/09/2023 29/09/2028
2894980 Studentship EP/Y528687/1 03/10/2023 29/09/2027 ALEXANDER COCKREAN