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Algorithms and Software for Emerging Architectures (ASEArch) is a new EPSRC-funded Collaborative Computational Project (CCP).  Led by the Oxford e-Research Centre, in collaboration with STFC staff at both Daresbury and RAL, ASEArch will investigate the use of novel architectures such as NVIDIA GPUs, and Intel's Many Integrated Core (MIC) accelerators. 

As recently announced, EPSRC has committed £3.5M to support seven application CCPs in addition to ASEArch.   We will work with those CCPs to assess the suitability of these new architectures for their applications, and where appropriate assist them in porting to these new platforms.

This work will build on other research on many-core computing being carried out within the Oxford e-Research Centre.

This page of computing links gives lots of information on the latest developments in HPC hardware and software.

For details of the ASEArch Call for Study groups and collaborative activity please click here.

Centre staff involved
Anne Trefethen
Mike Giles
David De Roure
Also involved

Dr M Ashworth, STFC

Mr J Follows, STFC

Professor NIM Gould,  STFC

Mr S McIntosh-Smith, Bristol

Dr JA Scott, STFC