
Perspectives from ISC25
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Authors: Mark Nossokoff and Bob Sorensen
Publication Date: June 202025
Length: 5 pages
- The TOP500 list continues to highlight the slowing progress of HPC performance and the difficulty with, or perhaps the ambivalence for, fielding a top 10 system.
- Event scheduling conflicts (ISC25, NVIDIA GTC-Paris, AMD Advancing AI) diluted participation of both vendors and attendees.
- AI Factories were pervasive with different areas of focus across different global regions.
- The jury is still out on AI’s ultimate contribution to traditional HPC workloads.
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