software development

Extreme Computing Universals

David Keyes, Professor, Applied Mathematics and Computational Science

Mar 9, 12:00 - 13:00

B9 L2 R2325

HPC APIs extreme computing smart systems parallel computing software development

This talk redefines "extreme" computing as operating under severe resource constraints rather than just massive scale, outlining universal algorithmic, hardware, and system-level strategies to overcome these challenges, illustrated by KAUST success stories.

David Keyes

Professor, Applied Mathematics and Computational Science

parellel computing numerical analysis computational science and engineering Partial Differential Equations spatial statistics machine learning quantum computing High Performance Computing scalable solvers software development

David Keyes works at the interface of computational science and engineering and high performance computing, which he helped edit into the DNA of KAUST as a founding Dean in 2009 and then as director of the Extreme Computing Research Center. He currently serves as Senior Associate to the President, Chair of the KAUST RDIA Economies of the Future committee, and delegate to the Saudi Center for the Fourth Industrial Revolution.