This is happening at 13:50 (in 15'). Join us here in San Diego in "Toucan" or in the YouTube life stream for online attendees.

IRDL is a key foundational technique that the xDSL is building on and has worked really nicely to date. If you are interested in this work then github.com/xdslproject/xd… is worth checking out

PASC26 starts in just a few days, and as part of the xDSL in EPCC we are leading a mini symposium on DSLs for HPC. It's going to be a great session and enjoyable conference more widely! Details at bit.ly/3OyQX5G

We are proud to have joined RISC-V International as a community member, it is great to connect closer with #RISC-V because we are hosting the #ExCALIBUR H&ES #RISC-V testbed providing #HPC code developers access to the technology. More details at bit.ly/3npp4By

PASC26 has been excellent so far this week, and today I am excited to be hosting a mini-symposium on #DSLs as part of xDSL , discussing whether #DSLs can deliver for HPC code development as we move to more complex architectures. xdsl.dev/2022-06-24-pas…

There are a great set of speakers lined up for Nick Brown 's mini-symposium this afternoon, if you are at PASC26 then don't miss it!

In addition to the technical work of xDSL , knowledge exchange and community engagement is very important. This session PASC26 promises to be very interesting to bring together HPC, compilers and user groups.

Dr Chris Maynard from Met Office kicks off our mini symposium PASC26 about DSLs. Part of #excalibur programme

Gihan Mudalige from University of Warwick kicks off the #DSL EURO-PAR workshop with a great keynote talk about #OP2 and some of the great work his group is doing

The #dsl workshop at EURO-PAR continues with EPCC's Maurice Jamieson talking about the #vipera DSL framework for microcores.

xDSL PI Tobias Grosser is giving a really interesting invited talk at the EURO-PAR #dsl workshop about MLIR, IRDL and our ambitions for a common #dsl ecosystem

xDSL's Paul Kelly gives a thought provoking keynote talk this morning at the EURO-PAR heteropar workshop. Some interesting and important points discussed about how we can enable scientists to leverage #hpc

The RISC-V International HPC SIG is organising a workshop @ISChpc around #RISCV for HPC. Aims to cover a diverse set of topics, with call for papers currently open and deadline 24th March AoE. For more details see website at riscv.epcc.ed.ac.uk/community/isc2…

The #ExCALIBUR xDSL has added distributed memory support to #MLIR via an MPI dialect, enabling the wide variety of tools that build atop #MLIR to leverage MPI much more easily. More details at excalibur.ac.uk/xdsl-adds-dist…

It's great to be PPoPP and there's been some interesting sessions already. I'm looking forward to giving the keynote at the ExHET workshop this afternoon on #ExCALIBUR ExCALIBUR exascale programme xDSL and some of our H&ES testbeds

Great to be Cambridge University today for xDSL project meeting. Lots of interesting discussions and great to see Tobias Grosser and his group, along with Gerard Gorman and Paul Kelly and the imperial #xDSL team too

Our paper "A shared compilation stack for distributed-memory parallelism in stencil DSLs" has been accepted to ASPLOS next month, arxiv.org/pdf/2404.02218…, a collaboration between Tobias Grosser @MichelSteuwer Nick Brown George Bisbas Paul Kelly and others

Our #PhD students work on a wide range of research. More information about Gabriel's work and other students areas too is at epcc.ed.ac.uk/education-and-…

Joseph Lee from EPCC talks about some of the #ExCALIBUR ExCALIBUR exascale programme testbeds in the #AI architectures for #HPC BoF at #ISC24. Describing some of our projects on these machines, including using xDSL to ease programmability

George Bisbas from Imperial College London describes the #ExCALIBUR ExCALIBUR exascale programme xDSL technology stack at #PASC24, enabling sharing of infrastructure between #DSLs