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At ISC'10, Fujitsu will be introducing a number of key technologies including information on Japan's Next-Generation Supercomputer to be installed at RIKEN.TRANSCRIPT
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PRESS ANNOUNCEMENT
FUJITSU at ISC’10 HPC & INFRASTRUCTURE SOLUTIONS
GUIDED BY OUR CORPORATE VISION OF THE CONSTANT PURSUIT OF INNOVATION, WE WILL BE PRESENT AT ISC’10 TO PROVIDE OUR CONTRIBUTION TO THE HPC SECTOR
CONTENTS
About Fujitsu 2
Our participation to ISC’10 3
Exhibition 4
Japan’s Next-Generation Supercomputer 5
PRIMERGY CX1000 7
PRIMERGY BX900 8
SynfiniWay 9
Speaking opportunities 11
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ABOUT FUJITSU
Fujitsu is the world’s fourth-largest ICT service provider
and N1 in Japan. Fujitsu is also among the world’s top five providers of servers. With approximately 170,000 employees supporting customers in 70 countries, Fujitsu combines worldwide a corps of systems and services experts with highly reliable computing and communications products and advanced microelectronics.
OUR BUSINESS In the IT sector, Fujitsu leverages its base of cutting-
edge, high performance technologies to offer total solutions:
Technology Solutions Ubiquitous Product Solutions Device Solutions
In addition, we always strive to take a customer-centric
approach in all our business activities and become our customer’s valued and trusted partners.
OUR CORPORATE VISION Through our constant pursuit of innovation, the Fujitsu
Group aims to contribute to the creation of a networked society that is rewarding and secure, bringing about a prosperous future that fulfills the dreams of people throughout the world.
OUR ENVIRONMENT APPROACH Fujitsu is actively engaged in environmental
protection. The environmental approach of the company is reflected in all its activities.
By developing creative actions and by exploiting our
technologies and our competences, Fujitsu contributes to
establish sustainable environment standards enabling the
customers to reduce their ecological impact.
FUJITSU LIMITED SUBSIDIARIES
Fujitsu Technology Solutions is a leading European
IT infrastructure provider. With its Dynamic
Infrastructures approach, the company offers a full
portfolio of IT products, solutions and services.
Fujitsu Systems Europe, as a partner of FTS, is
founded on dedicated expertise in technical and
engineering computing. Their ability to deliver robust and
effective HPC solutions includes the use of the
SynfiniWay software package that focuses on cloud
based usage of HPC resources.
The constant pursuit of innovation
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ISC’10
In today’s competitive marketplace, High Performance Computing has become an essential tool to reinforce the competitiveness edge of companies. For a company to succeed, they must deliver new and innovation solutions with reduced costs. Balanced cost effective use of HPC is a success factor applicable to all organizations.
HPC is also a true technological key in helping the
research sector to evolve, in for example CFD, cerebral modeling, studying the effects of climate change, and other fields of study. In this context, it is necessary to connect the actors of this market (HPC specialists, researchers, engineering specialists and IT managers) in order to announce them the new technological projections in the HPC sector
Since its inauguration in 1986, The International Supercomputing Conference has evolved into the Europe’s largest annual Conference and Exhibition regarding High Performance Computing, Networking and Storage. This year, ISC is taking place from May 30th till June 3rd in Hamburg.
Our new systems will be ranked in the 35th edition of Top500,
the world-famous classification of the most powerful supercomputers.
HPC, technological key
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EXHIBITION
Fujitsu has been a leader in the HPC market for over 30 years and is currently contributing to Japan’s Next-Generation Supercomputer project led by RIKEN.
Fujitsu’s unique strength is not only its ability to deliver
the next generation of supercomputer but also in delivering a broad range of computing products, including x86-based HPC clusters, software and solutions to meet a comprehensive range of HPC requirements.
We will be showcasing a number of products at ISC’10 providing insight into our ability to deliver technologically advanced IT and business solutions.
Japan’s Next-Generation Supercomputer;
PRIMERGY CX1000 our new scale-out server with its innovative Cool-CentralTM Architecture;
PRIMERGY BX900 blade server known as the compact “Dynamic Cube”;
SynfiniWay, a unique approach in architecting a reliable, manageable “Cloud-ready” infrastructure.
STAND SPACE
Fujitsu booth n640
Fujitsu stand at ISC’09 - Hamburg -
Our contribution
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JAPAN’S NEXT-GENERATION SUPERCOMPUTER
Fujitsu and RIKEN (The institute of Physical and
Chemical Research) are jointly developing The Next-Generation Supercomputer. The project is slated for completion in 2012 under an initiative by the Ministry of Education, Culture, Sport and Science.
The Next-Generation Supercomputer is very large-scale and will be powered by over 80,000 processors with a targeted performance of 10 petaflops. It will be around 5 times the performance of the existing world’s fastest supercomputing systems.
To achieve this, Fujitsu has brought together many cutting-edge technologies, including a high performance, highly reliable and low power consumption processor.
The Next-Generation Supercomputer in its Computer
Room
The Next-Generation Supercomputer facility (under construction at Port Island in Kobe City)
FUJITSU’S HPC APPROACH
Fujitsu aims to create value from simulation technology and through the development and manufacturing of world-leading supercomputers that enable a prosperous and
promising future.
SYSTEM SUMMARY
Machine specification
Target performance: 10 petaflops Number of CPUs: over 80,000 (over 640,000 cores) Total memory: over 1 petabyte
CPU SPARC64 VIIIfx
(8 cores、128 gigaflops)
Interconnect 6 dimensional mesh/torus connection
System Cabinet
Supercomputers will open the way to the future
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KEY ADVANTAGES
THE SPARC64 VIIIfx A CPU exhibiting both high performance and high
reliability characteristics as well as low power consumption.
SPARC64 VIIIfx
Fujitsu’s “SPARC64 VIIIfx” processors are used to power Japan’s Next-Generation Supercomputer.
It has a performance of 128 gigaflops per CPU and inherits its high-reliability features as a successor to mainframe technology.
It delivers world-leading low power consumption leading to a performance rating of 2.2 gigaflops per watt. Such CPU technology makes it possible to build the Next-Generation Supercomputer of unprecedented scale.
THE INTERCONNECT & HIGH DENSITY PACKAGING TECHNOLOGY (necessary for such ultra-scale system)
For Japan’s Next -Generation Supercomputer, Fujitsu
developed the Interconnect, capable of connecting over 80,000 processors together.
It has an innovative design based on a 6 dimensional
mesh/torus connection method.
The interconnect delivers high scalability necessary when constructing mega-scale systems plus functions for effective system use. This includes the flexible allocation of application processes to groups of processors.
System board (prototype)
Operationally, the interconnect achieves high-efficiency
and availability even if a part of the system should fail. The fault can be bypassed allowing system operation to continue without halt.
The liquid cooling used on the main heat components such as processors and interconnect chips, has lead to high density packaging and even longer lifetime of components.
The result is an extremely low failure rate which is crucial for peta-scale systems containing a huge numbers of parts.
Image of the Interconnect (Mock up)
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PRIMERGY CX1000 - The Cool-CentralTM Architecture -
Fujitsu introduces the PRIMERGY CX1000, a new and innovative server infrastructure platform, ideal for Cloud environments.
The PRIMERGY CX1000 has everything customers
need to achieve a new dimension of cost-effectiveness with a cloud data center, delivering enormous scale-out power and high performance.
Compared with conventional rack servers, PRIMERGY
CX1000:
requires far less energy and space,
lowers operating expenses, and
is easier to install and run.
So the CX1000 is perfect for organizations that have a
large number of servers and extremely high demands as regards IT landscape scalability. It makes a key contribution to avoiding problems that come with extension and to cutting costs as well.
STRENGTHS & BENEFITS -
POWERFUL SCALE-OUT PERFORMANCE
Design for simple scale-out computing that enables flexible expansion.
SLASHED POWER AND COOLING COSTS
Allow data centers to reduce their power requirements and make heat dissipation more economical.
LOWER SPACE REQUIREMENTS
Achieve the same performance as conventional rack servers, but takes up 40% less space.
LOWER PROCUREMENT COSTS
Cost less to purchase than traditional scale-out rack configurations (many parts of the infrastructure are shared by the server nodes).
LOWER OPERATING & MAINTENANCE OVERHEAD
Is easy to administer and maintain thanks to its flexible scalable system management functions.
PRIMERGY CX1000 solves the Density, Power, Cooling problem.
The Cool-CentralTM
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PRIMERGY BX900 - The Dynamic Cube -
The PRIMERGY BX Blade Servers are the ideal choice
for the data center solutions of today and tomorrow. Our blade servers provide maximum performance and maximum redundancy, but with only minimum space requirements, low power consumption and a reduction in the time and effort required for cabling.
The PRIMERGY Blade Servers are flexible and have
complete control via a central administration instance that is redundant in design. This minimizes administrative time and effort, freeing you from time-consuming administration tasks.
The PRIMERGY BX900, the Dynamic Cube, is a
completely dynamic server infrastructure in a single blade cube for enterprise and high performance data centers.
This next generation blade server ecosystem is
designed for constantly changing IT environments and can be dynamically adapted to different IT requirements, thereby reducing costs while increasing your IT agility.
Its density and stackability enable flexible scaling to ensure complete investment protection.
PRIMERGY BX900 - STRENGTHS & BENEFITS -
DYNAMIC POWER & COOLING
Save money on your Energy bill. The PRIMERGY BX900 is equipped with Fujitsu’s Cool-safeTM cooling technology and energy-efficient components. The Dynamic Cube’s power supplies convert over 90% of the consumed alternating current into direct current – one of the highest transformation rates achieved in mass products to date.
DYNAMIC VIRTUALIZATION
Find solutions for any virtualization scenario. Run more Virtual Machines than ever with zero hassle increasing your IT performance. The PRIMERGY BX900 can be configured with up to 162 memory sockets to enable up to 64 Virtual machines per height-unit to run productively – soon we will even double this immense memory density so that the Dynamic Cube can hold up to 324 memory sockets.
DYNAMIC HIGH AVAILABILITY
The best uptime and highest server protection. The PRIMERGY BX900 offers extremely reliable operation. Critical components such as fans and power supplies have redundant design. Furthermore, the virtual machines are protected against failures with a pre-failure detection and analysis feature.
DYNAMIC SCALABILITY
Complete investment protection and flexible growth scenarios. The PRIMERGY BX900 is the server with the highest blade packing density in a 10-height unit rack design on the market.
The Dynamic Cube
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SYNFINIWAY
ORGANIZATION CURRENT ISSUES
From small to large, organizations across the world face the same issues. How to deliver an agile and responsive IT infrastructure to address business needs without adding the already complex topology and averting cost overrun.
Organizations need a solution which is not only able to manage a vast array of disperses resource but is also simple to implement and manage. Since complexity can have an adverse affect on the overall productivity a solution can deliver.
SynfiniWay is the IT solution enabling organizations to architect a reliable and manageable IT framework for internal and external clouds.
SYNFINIWAY SOLUTIONS
The SynfiniWay solution consists in the automation of the business process or “workflows” during which data, information or documents are moved between activities from one location to another.
Applications and data are abstracted from any location
into a global virtual pool ready for use by end users. Within the SynfiniWay solution, resource locations may
be separate sites of a global organization, external providers or partnering companies in an extended enterprise.
It also creates a cloud of computer and data resources
orchestrated by a workflow engine to fulfil the needs of end-user business processes.
SynfiniWay is a true answer to many issues faced by
organizations today. It brings resiliency and manageability as well as agility, providing a single end-user view of all resources, significantly reducing IT complexity.
Each process step may run on a company’s own
resources, outsourced/external resources or in a partner facility.
“WITH SYNFINIWAY, ORGANIZATIONS CAN CREATE ROBUST CLOUD
SOLUTIONS, WHETHER IT IS TO SHARE EXISTING RESOURCES
DISTRIBUTED AROUND THE ENTERPRISE OR COMBINE RESOURCES
IN A WORKFLOW” states David Papiah, CEO of Fujitsu Systems Europe.
Building a Cloud Middleware
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SYNFINIWAY LIVE DEMO
Fujitsu Systems Europe will show a demonstration of SynfiniWay at the ISC’10 booth.
A SynfiniWay infrastructure spanning a Windows system in Stockholm, Sweden and a Linux system in Toulouse, France has been created, which is accessible from the ISC’10 booth in Hamburg.
Demonstration workflows will be shown that obtain input
data from Stockholm, run a CFD simulation using these data in Toulouse, and display the results in Hamburg. An incoming sea breaking on a dyke is simulated.
The demonstrations showcase the following strengths of
the SynfiniWay infrastructure: Efficient and resilient data transfer, Metascheduling, Workflow management, Resource management, OS independence, Ability to easily link with third-party products.
FEATURES & BENEFITS
CLOUD FEATURES
BUSINESS PROCESS
Access and move data wherever it is located, within and between organizations;
Automate job workflows, dispatched and orchestrated across the global framework;
IT INFRASTRUCTURE
Abstract and separate business end-user and infrastructure through a virtualized framework providing flexibility and agility;
Secure, monitor and audit end-use of the
framework through globally unique user identities and role-based access control.
KEY BENEFITS
Set the ground for IT TCO optimization (off shore, outsourcing, …);
Improve aggregate IT resource utilization;
Deploy uniform IT catalogue of services;
Simplify and control management.
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Dr Motoi Okuda, will speak about HPC and “Energy efficiency” at the Hot Seat Session 01 on:
Tuesday, June 01, 2010 HALL 3 04:00 PM – 04:15 PM
Dr Pierre Lagier, will speak about “Fujitsu technology toward
Green computing” at the Exhibitor Forum Session 05 on: Wednesday, June 02, 2010 Hall H, 900 09:40 AM – 10:10 AM
BIODATA Dr Motoi Okuda
Dr Motoi Okuda is Executive Architect, Technical Computing Solutions Unit of Fujitsu Limited, he has been also Assistant to the President of Next-Generation Technical Computing Unit.
Dr Motoi Okuda holds a Master of Nuclear Engineering
from Nagoya University and a Ph.D. in Information Science from Japan Advanced Institute of Science and Technology (Ishikawa).
His work experiences include:
Development of computational science and engineering program, such as fluid dynamics nuclear code, crashworthiness, and molecular dynamics;
Planning, marketing and support of High Performance Computers;
Project leader of Parallel computing Center in Fujitsu
Lab.
WHEN HPC MEETS ENERGY EFFICIENCY
Today as companies evolve their IT offering on a strongly
competitive market, they are no longer simply considering the performance e of the system. Many organizations see the need to care for the environment and take seriously the consideration of IT systems that help reduce the impact on the environment
So the practical usage of High Performance Computing
with due consideration for the environment is a key issue for leading edge research and business activities.
Our challenges are how to extract performance and yet stay
environmentally friendly? How can users manage systems, which may include tens of thousands of nodes, extracting the desired levels of performance whilst minimizing the impact on the environment?
Can we help users to improve their energy efficiency while remaining productive and efficient?
In this context Fujitsu is developing the Next-Generation
Supercomputer targeting extremely high performance over a wide range of application areas with energy efficient characteristics.
Fujitsu is adopting a new high performance and reliable CPU
providing more flops with less power consumption, integrating Multi-core Parallel Architecture and realizing a highly efficient hybrid programming environment. The Next-Generation Supercomputer, which scales to over one 80 thousand nodes also provides an innovative interconnect and a parallel file system.
CHARACTERISTICS
High performance with low power consumption Scalability over 80 thousand nodes
High reliability and availability
High density packaging
Simple 3D torus logical/application view
Speaking opportunities
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BIODATA Dr Pierre Lagier
Dr. Pierre Lagier is Chief Technical Officer of Fujitsu
Systems Europe, his key focuses include High Performance Computing and Cloud technologies, with a Software Service Stack approach rather than a traditional software stack.
He holds a Ph.D. in Computer Science on distributed operating systems from Toulouse University (France).
He started working as a systems analyst at the Software
Engineering Institute in Paris and then joined the French National Space Agency to design a new generation of spacecraft control center.
In 1989 he left this position and moved to Alliant
Computer Inc. in Boston to work as a systems architect. He joined Fujitsu in 1991, where he has been responsible for the design and development of the message passing library (MPI2) for all Fujitsu high performance computing hardware platforms. In addition he has worked on the design of performance analysis techniques for very large distributed applications and various software tools, for example Parallelnavi/Workbench.
INTRODUCTION TO FUJITSU TECHNOLOGY TOWARD GREEN COMPUTING
As a worldwide leader in High Performance
Computing, Fujitsu is strengthening its position as an environmentally responsible corporate entity.
We have imparted on a strategy to create a product line of energy efficient supercomputers.
However the ability to build an energy efficient system is
not only concerned with the power consumption of the hardware but involves the use of optimized IT and software components from the basic compute nodes to Cloud integrated resources.
Our solution encompasses highly efficient processors
with ultra low power consumption [2.2 GFlops per watts peak], to "mission critical ready" private Cloud middleware.
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