Shifting sands of hardware and software in exascale simulations
Our Perspective in Nature Reviews Physics on how GPUs and heterogeneous architectures are changing software strategy for quantum mechanical simulations.
Our latest Perspective in Nature Reviews Physics explores the evolving landscape of exascale computing for quantum mechanical simulations.
We examine the challenges and opportunities presented by heterogeneous architectures, particularly the rise of GPUs, and the necessary shift in software strategies.
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About the Author
I'm Dr. Ravindra Shinde, a computational physicist and quantum chemist. My work spans quantum chemistry, condensed matter physics, AI for materials, and scientific computing: I use and develop electronic-structure methods to understand how electrons shape the properties of molecules and materials, and I build the software that makes those calculations possible.
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