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'Blue': The corporate color of IBM 'Gene': The intended use of the Blue Gene clusters – Computational biology, specifically, protein folding History: History Dec’99, IBM Research announced $100M US effort to build a Petaflop scale supercomputer. Two goals of The Blue Gene project : Massively parallel machine architecture and software Bio-Molecular Simulation – advance orders of magnitude November 2001, Partnership with Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory (LLNL) and this resulted in … Results: Results Linpack Top 500 Supercomputers Blue Gene Projects: Blue Gene Projects Four Blue Gene projects : BlueGene/L BlueGene/C BlueGene/P BlueGene/Q Blue Gene/L: Blue Gene/L The first computer in the Blue Gene series IBM first announced the Blue Gene/L project, Sept. 29, 2004 Final configuration was launched in October 2005 Blue Gene/L - Unsurpassed Performance: Blue Gene/L - Unsurpassed Performance Designed to deliver the most performance per kilowatt of power consumed Theoretical peak performance of 360 TFLOPS Final Configuration (Oct. ‘05) scores over 280 TFLOPS sustained on the Linpack benchmark. Nov 14, ‘06, at Supercomputing 2006, Blue Gene/L was awarded the winning prize in all HPC Challenge Classes of awards. Blue Gene/L Architecture: Blue Gene/L Architecture Can be scaled up to 65,536 compute or I/O nodes, with 131,072 processors Each node is a single ASIC with associated DRAM memory chips Each ASIC has 2 700 MHz IBM PowerPC processors PowerPC processors Low-frequency, low-power embedded processors, superior to today's high-frequency, high-power microprocessors by a factor of 2 or more Blue Gene/L Architecture contd…: Blue Gene/L Architecture contd… Double-pipeline-double-precision Floating Point Unit A cache sub-system with built-in DRAM controller Node CPUs are not cache coherent with one another FPUs and CPUs are designed for low power consumption Using transistors with low leakage current Local clock gating Putting the FPU or CPU/FPU pair to sleep Blue Gene/L Architecture contd…: Blue Gene/L Architecture contd… 1024 nodes System Overview Blue Gene/L Architecture contd…: Blue Gene/L Architecture contd… 1 rack holds 1024 nodes or 2048 processors Nodes optimized for low power consumption ASIC based on System-on-a-chip technology Large numbers of low-power system-on-a-chip technology allows it to outperform commodity clusters while saving on power Aggressive packaging of processors, memory and interconnect Power Efficient andamp; Space Efficient Allows for latencies and bandwidths that are significantly better than those for nodes typically used in ASC scale supercomputers Blue Gene/L Networks: Blue Gene/L Networks Each node is attached to 3 main parallel communication networks 3D Torus network - peer-2-peer between compute nodes Collective network – collective andamp; global communication Ethernet network - I/O and management (such as access to any node for configuration, booting and diagnostics ) Blue Gene/L System Software: Blue Gene/L System Software System software supports efficient execution of parallel applications Compiler support for DFPU (C, C++, Fortran) Compute nodes use a minimal operating system called 'BlueGene/L compute node kernel' A lightweight, single-user operating system Supports execution of a single dual-threaded application compute process Kernel provides a single and static virtual address space to one running compute process Because of single-process nature, no context switching required Blue Gene/L System Software contd…: Blue Gene/L System Software contd… To allow multiple programs to run concurrently Blue Gene/L system can be partitioned into electronically isolated sets of nodes The number of nodes in a partition must be a positive integer power of 2 To run program – reserve this partition No other program can use till partition is done with current program With so many nodes, component failures are inevitable. The system is able to electrically isolate faulty hardware to allow the machine to continue to run Blue Gene/L System Software contd…: Blue Gene/L System Software contd… Parallel Programming model Message Passing – supported through an implementation of MPI Only a subset of POSIX calls are supported Green threads are also used to simulate local concurrency Blue Gene/C: Blue Gene/C Sister-project to BlueGene/L Renamed to Cyclops64 Massively parallel, supercomputer-on-a-chip cellular architecture Cellular architecture gives the programmer the ability to run large numbers of concurrent threads within a single processor. Blue Gene/P: Blue Gene/P Architecturally similar to BlueGene/L Expected to operate around one petaflop Expected around 2008 Blue Gene/Q: Blue Gene/Q Last known supercomputer in the Blue Gene series Expected to reach 3-10 petaflops Resources : Resources Wikipedia.org IBM website (www.03.ibm.com/servers/deepcomputing/bluegene.html) www.supercomp.org/sc2002/paperpdfs/pap.pap207.pdf You do not have the permission to view this presentation. In order to view it, please contact the author of the presentation.
BlueGene Pravez Download Post to : URL : Related Presentations : Share Add to Flag Embed Email Send to Blogs and Networks Add to Channel Uploaded from authorPOINT Insert YouTube videos in PowerPont slides with aS Desktop Copy embed code: Embed: Flash iPad Copy Does not support media & animations WordPress Embed Customize Embed URL: Copy Thumbnail: Copy The presentation is successfully added In Your Favorites. Views: 4220 Category: Entertainment License: All Rights Reserved Like it (2) Dislike it (1) Added: September 19, 2007 This Presentation is Public Favorites: 2 Presentation Description No description available. Comments Posting comment... By: abhishekpatil10101 (3 month(s) ago) plez mail this topic i need it plez....! Saving..... Post Reply Close Saving..... Edit Comment Close By: ravi_2704 (14 month(s) ago) Please mail this topic... Saving..... Post Reply Close Saving..... Edit Comment Close By: queeny.heads (15 month(s) ago) Please let me to download Saving..... 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Two goals of The Blue Gene project : Massively parallel machine architecture and software Bio-Molecular Simulation – advance orders of magnitude November 2001, Partnership with Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory (LLNL) and this resulted in … Results: Results Linpack Top 500 Supercomputers Blue Gene Projects: Blue Gene Projects Four Blue Gene projects : BlueGene/L BlueGene/C BlueGene/P BlueGene/Q Blue Gene/L: Blue Gene/L The first computer in the Blue Gene series IBM first announced the Blue Gene/L project, Sept. 29, 2004 Final configuration was launched in October 2005 Blue Gene/L - Unsurpassed Performance: Blue Gene/L - Unsurpassed Performance Designed to deliver the most performance per kilowatt of power consumed Theoretical peak performance of 360 TFLOPS Final Configuration (Oct. ‘05) scores over 280 TFLOPS sustained on the Linpack benchmark. Nov 14, ‘06, at Supercomputing 2006, Blue Gene/L was awarded the winning prize in all HPC Challenge Classes of awards. Blue Gene/L Architecture: Blue Gene/L Architecture Can be scaled up to 65,536 compute or I/O nodes, with 131,072 processors Each node is a single ASIC with associated DRAM memory chips Each ASIC has 2 700 MHz IBM PowerPC processors PowerPC processors Low-frequency, low-power embedded processors, superior to today's high-frequency, high-power microprocessors by a factor of 2 or more Blue Gene/L Architecture contd…: Blue Gene/L Architecture contd… Double-pipeline-double-precision Floating Point Unit A cache sub-system with built-in DRAM controller Node CPUs are not cache coherent with one another FPUs and CPUs are designed for low power consumption Using transistors with low leakage current Local clock gating Putting the FPU or CPU/FPU pair to sleep Blue Gene/L Architecture contd…: Blue Gene/L Architecture contd… 1024 nodes System Overview Blue Gene/L Architecture contd…: Blue Gene/L Architecture contd… 1 rack holds 1024 nodes or 2048 processors Nodes optimized for low power consumption ASIC based on System-on-a-chip technology Large numbers of low-power system-on-a-chip technology allows it to outperform commodity clusters while saving on power Aggressive packaging of processors, memory and interconnect Power Efficient andamp; Space Efficient Allows for latencies and bandwidths that are significantly better than those for nodes typically used in ASC scale supercomputers Blue Gene/L Networks: Blue Gene/L Networks Each node is attached to 3 main parallel communication networks 3D Torus network - peer-2-peer between compute nodes Collective network – collective andamp; global communication Ethernet network - I/O and management (such as access to any node for configuration, booting and diagnostics ) Blue Gene/L System Software: Blue Gene/L System Software System software supports efficient execution of parallel applications Compiler support for DFPU (C, C++, Fortran) Compute nodes use a minimal operating system called 'BlueGene/L compute node kernel' A lightweight, single-user operating system Supports execution of a single dual-threaded application compute process Kernel provides a single and static virtual address space to one running compute process Because of single-process nature, no context switching required Blue Gene/L System Software contd…: Blue Gene/L System Software contd… To allow multiple programs to run concurrently Blue Gene/L system can be partitioned into electronically isolated sets of nodes The number of nodes in a partition must be a positive integer power of 2 To run program – reserve this partition No other program can use till partition is done with current program With so many nodes, component failures are inevitable. The system is able to electrically isolate faulty hardware to allow the machine to continue to run Blue Gene/L System Software contd…: Blue Gene/L System Software contd… Parallel Programming model Message Passing – supported through an implementation of MPI Only a subset of POSIX calls are supported Green threads are also used to simulate local concurrency Blue Gene/C: Blue Gene/C Sister-project to BlueGene/L Renamed to Cyclops64 Massively parallel, supercomputer-on-a-chip cellular architecture Cellular architecture gives the programmer the ability to run large numbers of concurrent threads within a single processor. Blue Gene/P: Blue Gene/P Architecturally similar to BlueGene/L Expected to operate around one petaflop Expected around 2008 Blue Gene/Q: Blue Gene/Q Last known supercomputer in the Blue Gene series Expected to reach 3-10 petaflops Resources : Resources Wikipedia.org IBM website (www.03.ibm.com/servers/deepcomputing/bluegene.html) www.supercomp.org/sc2002/paperpdfs/pap.pap207.pdf