Team

Runtime

LaBRI, INRIA Bordeaux - Sud-Ouest

High Performance Runtime Systems for Parallel Architectures

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Presentation of the Team

The INRIA RUNTIME team takes place in the high-performance parallel computing domain. It is interested in the study and design as well as the development and evaluation of the principles that will be at the hearth of tomorrow's parallel runtime systems. More precisely, we intend to define, implement and validate a family of generic runtime systems that will provide a flexible and efficient foundation for building programming environments and applications in the intensive parallel computing field. These runtime systems will have to enable an efficient use of the large, heterogeneous and hierarchical clusters, based on NUMA and/or multicore nodes, even with accelerators such as GPUs.

A more detailed presentation of our research areas can be found in the team's activity report for the year 2008.

RUNTIME is headed by Professor Raymond Namyst. For a full list of members, see here.

News

  • 2009/11/16 - Runtime at SuperCompting (SC09) in Portland, presenting its software for HPC at INRIA Booth (#1405).
  • 2009/11/05 - First release of Hardware Locality (hwloc) (supersedes former project libtopology), download it here!
  • 2009/11/01 - Sylvain Henry started a PhD thesis in Runtime.
  • 2009/10/15 - Ludovic Stordeur joined the team as an INRIA engineer.
  • 2009/10/14 - Release 0.2 of the ForestGOMP OpenMP runtime system (download it here!), to work with release 2.91 of the Marcel multithreading library (download it here!).
  • 2009/10/01 - Minhaj Khan joined the team as an INRIA post-doctoral fellow.
  • 2009/09/01 - Denis Barthou and Emmanuel Jeannot joined Runtime as Professor at ENSEIRB and INRIA Researcher.
  • 2009/06/24 - Raymond Namyst has established a Professor Partnership with NVIDIA.
  • 2009/04/27 - The new 1.1.0 major release of the Open-MX high-performance communication stack is available.
  • 2008/08/01 - Raymond Namyst is visiting professor Yutaka Ishikawa at the University of Tokyo during two months.

Collaborations

Academic collaborations

Industrial Collaborations

Contacts

For any information, please contact Raymond NAMYST :

  • raymond.namyst@labri.fr
  • Équipe RUNTIME, LaBRI
    Centre de Recherche INRIA Bordeaux Sud-Ouest
    351 cours de la Libération, Bât A29
    33405 Talence cedex
    FRANCE
    Tel: +33 (0)5 24 57 40 34
    Fax: +33 (0)5 24 57 40 41