HPC Green Computing: Relationships Between Throughput and Latency
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The talk examines using modern C++ metaprogramming to reduce hardware needs for message-processing workloads, aiming to maintain high throughput and low latency while lowering costs. It also analyzes how different latency requirements affect power consumption and CO2 emissions in high-performance computing setups.
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chapters (4)
- 0:00Start
- 4:55Message passing models
- 8:19CPU usage and Power Consumption
- 20:22A production case: Market Data processing
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