Heterogeneity Alliance Goal Sample Clauses

Heterogeneity Alliance Goal. Heterogeneity Alliance goal is to join efforts of organizations interested in the development of future technologies and tools to advance, and take full advantage, of computing and applications using heterogeneous hardware (H-HW&SW). Its main goal is to create an association in which anyone interested in the following technological areas can collaborate pursuing a common objective: • founding an association with a common purpose of interaction, discussion and collaboration with other entities involved in any technological field related with the full life-cycle of H-HW&SW , • supporting the creation of a common and an extendable set of technologies and tools (assets) around development for heterogeneous hardware, shared as open-source, which can be improved for mass adoption utilizing technologies, • in which all members will collaboratively take charge of promoting, supporting, and enhancing the assets shared by the Alliance, • and benefiting from the synergies, opportunities, visibility and relevance that the community around H-HW&SW can generate for their own objectives” OPERA: Share results from the OPERA project which main achievements are on Computing continuum, Low Power Scalable Form Factor Data Center, workload decomposition, Ultra Low Power Devices and FPGA acceleration for CNN. Contribution will be on participating in the alliance to share ideas for technologies improvement on heterogeneous architecture, workload decomposition and resources allocation on Heterogeneous Low Power infrastructure, Computing Continuum architecture, Offloading.
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