DSD 2025 Special Event: Non-functional properties – Design exploration: energy, power, reliability

Special Event: Non-functional properties – Design exploration: energy, power, reliability

within the National Research Centre in High Performance Computing, Big Data e Quantum Computing, Spoke 1

Project Abstract

Modern HPC systems must be designed considering different parameters, which include cost, performance,
and throughput, as well as non-functional properties, such as power/energy consumption and reliability. The work in this project focuses on advanced design and monitoring techniques for devising energy- and power-efficient reliable parallel architectures based on open standards (e.g., RISC-V) and design space exploration techniques and tools.
Reliability evaluation and enhancement, power and energy monitoring and management, thermal/power modeling, and control techniques are being explored. The performed work also includes programming models and tools for energy efficiency, portability and performance portability, runtime resource management, autotuning mechanisms, and energy-aware hardware-dependent software.

Talks

Talk 1: “TODO title”
Presenter: TODO presenter (TODO university)

Talk 2: “TODO title”
Presenter: TODO presenter (TODO university)

Talk 3: “TODO title”
Presenter: TODO presenter (TODO university)

Talk 4: “TODO title”
Presenter: TODO presenter (TODO university)

Invited Paper

Title: “TODO”

Authors: TODO

Poster Session

Following the talks, there will be a poster session featuring 9 posters, one from each partner institution. These posters will showcase the current research activities and results related to non-functional properties in HPC systems.

Politecnico di Torino: “TODO title”
Politecnico di Milano: “TODO title”
Università di Torino: “TODO title”
Università di Pisa: “TODO title”
Università di Bologna: “TODO title”
Università di Padova: “TODO title”
Università di Napoli: “TODO title”
CINECA: “TODO title”
ENEA: “TODO title”