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SUMMARY:HPC in Cloud or Cloud in HPC: Myths, Misconceptions and Misinforma
 tion
DESCRIPTION:Sadaf R. Alam (Swiss National Supercomputing Centre), Victoria
  Stodden (University of Illinois), Eli Dart (Energy Sciences Network (ESne
 t)), Dirk Pleiter (Juelich Supercomputing Centre), David Hancock (Indiana 
 University), and Stephen Poole (Los Alamos National Laboratory)\n\nScienti
 fic workflows today, especially those involving large-scale data sources, 
 require an ecosystem of HPC and cloud computing, storage and networking te
 chnologies.  Thanks to these technologies, it becomes possible to address 
 bigger challenges collectively through federated IT infrastructures.  Seve
 ral initiatives have emerged as part of nationally funded research infrast
 ructure and public cloud providers to facilitate ever-increasing needs of 
 computing and storage capabilities alongside accessibility and quality of 
 service requirements such as interactivity and security.  This panel bring
 s together a diverse group of experts and practitioners to unravel myths, 
 misconceptions, and misinformation around growing service portfolios invol
 ving HPC and X-as-a-service technologies.  In particular, the panelists wi
 ll reflect on solutions that provide cost-to-performance efficiencies for 
 different quantitative and qualitative metrics, such as need for exascale 
 while maintaining information security together with isolation and customi
 zation of services by adopting cloud technologies in HPC and vice-versa, a
 nd opportunities to increase computational reproducibility for scientific 
 workflows.\n\nRegistration Category: Tech Program Reg Pass\n\n
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