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I'm an HPC user of CPU Fortran compilers, and my primary/preferred compiler is__________"

#Europe Takes Another Whack At Homegrown Compute Engines
Digital Autonomy with #RISCV in Europe, Project "#DARE" is very much focused on #HPC even if it does have potential #AI use cases. Funded by #EuroHPC Joint Undertaking, the same pan-European organization that has funded pre-exascale and #exascale systems. A total of 38 different organizations, have joined up to work collaboratively on three different RISC-V compute engines.
nextplatform.com/2025/03/10/eu

The Next Platform · Europe Takes Another Whack At Homegrown Compute EnginesWith RISC-V International, the body controlling the RISC-V instruction set, located in Switzerland for the past five years, RISC-V now has just as much

DOE INCITE Program Seeks 2026 Proposals for Computing Innovation

The Innovative and Novel Computational Impact on Theory and Experiment, or INCITE, program has announced the 2026 Call for Proposals, inviting researchers to apply for access to some of the world’s most powerful high-performance computing systems.

The program allocates node-hours on Frontier at ORNL and Polaris and Aurora at ANL. Awards typically range from 250,000 to 1,000,000 node-hours.

from hpcwire.com/off-the-wire/doe-i

I have a small set of linux machines (~5) that are mostly sitting idle. How can I turn it into a modest #CoW (cluster of workstations) so that people can easily submit long-running jobs to it?

Jobs will be mostly written in #rstats and #python .

What's a good entry-level setup for this? Easy to maintain, easy to use, nothing fancy.

I haven't done anything like that for at least 10 years, I'm sure things have moved on since then.

Thanks!

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Last year at the Open Science Retreat (#OSR24NL) I have been introduced to nanopubs by @egonw and created my first nanopub declaring citations for a paper using CiTOs (citation ontologies).

Now, travelling to #OSR25CH, due to issues with the train network foreseen with plenty of time, I used the opportunity and created a new one ( w3id.org/np/RAicq7k9QHX8EG8ho7 ) for my latest publication on teaching #Snakemake on #HPC systems.

The teaching material is — again — in desperate need of additions and overhaul, but that is for another day.

w3id.orgRAicq7k9QH (explore) | nanodash

🚀 Explore the latest OpenMP 6.0 webinar by POP!

Learn about the strategic roadmap, enhanced base language support (C23, C++23, FORTRAN), innovative tasking (free-agent threads, taskgraphs, iteration concepts), advanced loop transformations (user-defined inductions), threadsets, transparent tasks, and new device offloading features.

▶️ Watch here: youtu.be/YTbPPhOjO58
📥 Slides: bit.ly/3OpnMP6

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I made a #blog post comparing memory safety across programming languages, with examples! It covers C, C++, Rust, Python, and Chapel. And it discusses memory safety in the context of distributed-memory programming with MPI, Chapel, or OpenSHMEM for #HPC.

chapel-lang.org/blog/posts/mem

chapel-lang.orgMemory Safety in ChapelA description of how Chapel’s features for memory safety strike a balance between productivity and performance, with comparisons to other languages

Check out Michael Ferguson's new article in the Chapel Blog to learn about how Chapel's design gives it good memory safety properties. The article shows how C, C++, Rust, Python, OpenSHMEM, MPI, and Chapel respond to common programming errors.

chapel-lang.org/blog/posts/mem

chapel-lang.orgMemory Safety in ChapelA description of how Chapel’s features for memory safety strike a balance between productivity and performance, with comparisons to other languages