High End Compute is aiming to help clients get their models to run quicker, but also at a lower environmental cost. Currently we are focussing on reducing the energy consumption, but are looking at R&D in to reducing the overall environmental footprint (materials, wasted water, recycling, emboddied emissions) to give a #greenerCompute solution.
Currently we are aware of the following projects and people working in this area:
- Adept EU Project with U. Edinburgh as lead partner. Also see the Adept YouTube Channel
- Bristol U., including Kerstin Eder, working on Energy Transparency
- Embecosm who, together with Bristol Univ Computer Science, have produced the MAGEEC measurement device
- U. de Cantabria, including Borja Perez
- DEEP and DEEP-ER projects, including Estela Suarez
- The EMiT Conference Series has a stream on low energy computing
- U. Ferrara, Italy, including Enrico Calore and Raffaele Tripiccione
- Hartree EEC Group
- High End Compute
- Huddersfield Univ, Violeta Holmes
- InnovateUK/KTN EEC SIG: (InnovateUK funded) Knowledge Transfer Network Energy Efficient Computing Special Interest Group
- U. Liverpool including Prudence Wong including Prudence Wong (research on energy efficient scheduling & energy efficient GPU computing) and Jeyan Thiyagalingam
- MANGO Project
- Mont Blanc working on "European approach towards energy efficient high performance"
- Oxford U. including Anne Trefethen
Related Articles
- HEC's Greener Compute support pages and news & views
- Latest tweets on #greenerCompute
- Who's who from Adept to Oxford
- Some high level approaches to implementing Greener Compute
- Discussion on what to measure and ideas on how to do so
- Determining the Environmental Footprint of High End Compute
- UK's Greenest High End Compute (2014)
