Why the Next Generation of HPC systems Needs Open Source Driven Standardization

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Panel argues that ARM64 is ready for primetime with ACPI/UEFI enablement, off‑the‑shelf systems and cloud instances (AWS A1) now available. Work focuses on concrete items: GCC/LLVM and library optimizations, SVE vector support and whether SVE uses fixed or variable length, and open SVE toolchain and runtime availability. A shared lab virtualizes hardware with KVM, SR‑IOV and emulation to run OpenHPC functional and upcoming performance regressions. Packet highlights multi‑architecture bare‑metal delivery as a production channel. SVE needs open toolchain support

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1. 0:00Introduction and panel setup
2. 1:53ARM in HPC and open source role
3. 5:47Software ecosystem enablement
4. 11:53RIKEN’s Post-K and SVE optimizations
5. 17:53Packet’s heterogeneous cloud approach
6. 21:04Shift in HPC compute delivery
7. 23:19AI enablement in supercomputing
8. 26:11Closing remarks and thanks

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