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Beowulf Users Group presents "Intel's Perspective on Beowulf's Clusters"
Posted by Mike Fitzmaurice, Wednesday March 03 2004 @ 07:10PM EST

Dr. Stephen Wheat is a Principal Scientist in Intel.s HPC (High Performance Computing) Program Office. Dr. Wheat interacts with the HPC end-user community to educate them on Intel architecture and participate with users in architecting complex computing solutions using standard Intel building blocks. Dr. Wheat also acts as an end user advocate on behalf of the HPC end user community to provide feedback into Intel.s multiple business units responsible for strategies and product decisions. Dr. Wheat has a wide breadth of experience that gives him a unique perspective in understanding large scale HPC deployments. Dr. Wheat was the Advanced Development manager for the Storage Components Division, the manager of the RAID Products Development group, the manager of the Workstation Products Group software and validation groups, and manager of the systems software group within the Supercomputing Systems Division (SSD). At SSD, he was a Product Line Architect and was the systems software architect for the ASCI Red system. Before joining Intel in 1995, Dr. Wheat worked at Sandia National Laboratories, performing leading research in distributed systems software. While at Sandia, he created and led the SUNMOS and PUMA programs. Dr. Wheat is a Gordon Bell prize winner and has been awarded Intel's prestigious Achievement Award. Dr. Wheat has a patent in Dynamic Load Balancing in HPC systems. Dr. Wheat holds a Ph.D. in Computer Science and has several publications as papers and conference proceedings on the subjects of load balancing, inter-process communication, and parallel I/O in large-scale HPC systems. Outside of Intel, Dr. Wheat is a commercial multi-engine pilot and a certified flight instructor.

Parking is free Please register on line The event is open to members and non-members

Date(s): 03/09/04 Time: 3:00 PM - 5:00 PM Cost: NO COST

Location: Northrop Grumman Information Technology Address: 7501 Greenway Center Drive 12th Floor City: Greenbelt State: Maryland 20770

Contact Person: Mike Fitzmaurice Phone: 703-205-3132 Email: michael.fitzmaurice@northropgrumman.com

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