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The FLAME Project Faculty: Robert van de Geijn (CS/ICES) Don Batory (CS) Maggie Myers (SDS) John Stanton (Chem) Victor (TACC) Research Staff: Field Van.

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1 The FLAME Project Faculty: Robert van de Geijn (CS/ICES) Don Batory (CS) Maggie Myers (SDS) John Stanton (Chem) Victor (TACC) Research Staff: Field Van Zee Postdocs: Bryan Marker Devin Matthews Grad students: Tyler Smith (CS) Martin Schatz (CS) Woody Austin (CS) Scott Rabidoux (CSEM) Jianyu Huang (CS) Undergrads: David Rosa Tamsen Dillon Huff Karen Tsao Ilya Polkovnichenko Josh Blair Nicholas Moreles

2 LayerTraditionalFLAME * PrimitivesBLASBLIS SequentialLAPACKlibflame DAG schedulingPLASMAlibflame/SuperM atrix Distributed memory ScaLAPACKElemental (Jack Poulson) The Dense Linear Algebra Software Stack * Sponsored by an NSF Software Infrastructure for Sustained Innovation

3 Blue Gene/Q PowerPC A2 16 cores ESSL 1 core ESSL 16 cores BLIS

4 Intel Xeon Phi 60 cores/240 threads

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