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Save the date - LSF User Group 2025

By Bill McMillan posted 03/11/25 05:06 AM

  

The next LSF user group will be held in Santa Clara, California on May 14th, 2025.

Join IBM and the Spectrum Computing team to learn about the latest LSF advancements. We have a full agenda of customer and expert presentations on topics including enterprise scale HPC, the latest trends in EDA/semiconductor design, and the evolution of HPC in the cloud. 

12:00PM - 1:00PM Lunch & Registration
1:00PM - 1:10PM Welcome & Housekeeping
Gabor Samu, Senior Product Manager
1:10PM - 2:00PM What's new in LSF
Bill McMillan, Principal Product Manager
2:00PM - 2:40PM Scaling EDA Workloads Across the Globe with LSF: Maximizing Utilization, Resilience. and Scalability
Bill Steinmetz, Distinguished Engineer, NVIDIA.
2:40PM - 3:00PM Remote Visualization with LSF for EDA workloads
Rod Simon, Rocket Software
3:00PM - 3:15PM Coffee Break
3:15PM - 3:50PM Linchpins of Seamless Hybrid Cloud EDA Cloud Flows: LSF and Storage Scale
Derren Dunn, Computational Enablement Team Lead, IBM Research
Ravi Konuru, Lead Architect, Cross Industry HPC Solutions
3:50PM - 4:15PM Hybrid Cloud with Sycomp Storage
Scott Fadden, Sycomp
4:15PM - 5:00PM Future Directions followed by open Q&A
Bill McMillan, Principal Product Manager
Michael Spriggs, Senior Technical Staff Member/Product Architect
5:00PM -  6:00PM

Social Hour & Refreshments, Sponsored by Sycomp
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Bill McMillan
04/11/25 04:07 AM

Apologies for the delay in publishing the registration/venue.

We hit a small contractual hiccup which has taken a lot longer than expected to resolve, but we are planning on going ahead.

Johnny Colino
03/21/25 06:14 PM

Hi, I was just asked to begin ramping up on managing an LDF cluster with 6000 GPUs. Topics I'd like to cover? Where do I begin. :-) I'm busy reading the documentation and some videos by Mark Black. Not sure what questions I'll have for the meeting, but I'm sure I'm going to need to know about debugging issues. 
Where will the meeting be held?