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This Salishan conference was founded in 1981 to get together experts in computer architecture, algorithms and algorithms to foster communications, develop collaborations, solve problems of mutual interest, and build leadership in the field of high-speed computing. The conference logo reflects these three areas as a major aspect of the conference. Attendees are from national laboratories, academia, government, and private industry.

The Salishan Conference on High-Speed Computing is organized by a Tri-Lab committee, composed out of Los Alamos National Laboratory, Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory & Sandia National Laboratories, and hosted by the Association for High-Speed Computing:^[1], the conference convenes annually at the Salishan Lodge in Gleneden Beach, Oregon.^[2]

Themes[edit]

The theme rotates annually ^[3]

2024: HPC in the Future: "Business-as-Usual Will Not Be Adequate"
2023: Is HPC at a Crossroads?
2022: When Data Floods the Machine Room - Navigating a new Tide of Technology
2021: Strong Legacy, Bold Future -- A Celebration of High Speed Computing on Salishan’s 40th Anniversary
2020: Canceled due to COVID
2019: Entering an Era of Extreme Heterogeneity
2018: Maximizing ROI for HPC in a Changing Computing Landscape
2017: Perspectives on HPC’s Current Cambrian Explosion
2016: Data Movement for Computing at Scale
2015: Resilience at Scale
2014: High Performance Computing Applications A New “Measure of Goodness” by 2020?
2013: Beyond Map-Reduce: “Big Data” and HPC Synergies
2012: 2015 Petascale Systems: Next Steps
2011: Addressing Some Major Challenges for the Exascale programming Model through Co-Design among Hardware, Middleware, and Applications
2010: Tackling Big Data: HPC Approaches to Informatics
2009: Energy-Centric HPC: Systems and Applications
2008: HPC in the Era of Ubiquitous Parallelism: Multicore and Hybrid Architectures
2007: Confidence in High Performance Computing Predictive Simulations

Committee[edit]

The committee has two members of each of the three organizing NNSA laboratories.

Current Members[edit]

Jim Ang
Ron Brightwell
Al McPherson
Brian Carnes
Bert Still
Manuel Vigil

References[edit]

^ https://salishan.ahsc-nm.org/
^ "CCR Conferences and Workshops".
^ Salishan Conference on High-Speed Computing. Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory (LLNL); Los Alamos National Laboratory (LANL).

[1] ttps://salishan.ahsc-nm.org/

[2] "CCR Conferences and Workshops".

[3] Salishan Conference on High-Speed Computing. Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory (LLNL); Los Alamos National Laboratory (LANL).

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