End-to-End Co-Design - Emerging Parallel and Distributed Runtime Systems and Middleware for Extreme-Scale Systems

Larry Kaplan is currently Cray’s Chief Software Architect and has served in that role for the last 6 years. Prior to that Mr. Kaplan performed a similar role as a senior principal engineer and lead software architect for Cray’s MPP programs since the beginning of XT4 development in 2004. His role has provided leadership in the design and development of the software stack for all of Cray’s high-end MPP HPC compute products since that time, ensuring that all of the different software components from the different areas not only perform their tasks, but also interoperate with each other successfully. Mr. Kaplan has significantly contributed in many areas including leading or contributing to software designs for networking, system management, operating systems, resiliency, and user-mode runtimes and programing models. Prior to the work on Cray MPPs, Mr. Kaplan was an operating systems developer for the Tera MTA and BBN Butterfly lines of computers. He has over 25 years of experience in the HPC industry.
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