The HPC research group @ Tx State was formed in Fall 2007. The group conducts research on a variety of problems in the area of high-performance computing. The main research goal of the group is to develop adaptive software technology that can keep pace with the changing landscape of computer architecture and deliver portable high-performance on both multi-core and many-core systems.

News and Activity

03/2009

Paper on exploiting shared-caches on CMPs accepted at HPCC09

02/2009

Superpage optimization paper accepted at ACMSE09

12/2008

Josh Magee defends his thesis, Automated Compiler Driven Superpage Allocation and its Applications

12/2008

Jason Cade defends his thesis, Balancing Data Locality and Parallelism for Improved Application Performance on Multi-core Platforms

12/2008

REP funds proposal on mapping OR algorithms onto multi-core systems

11/2008

Paper on model-guided tuning accepted by Journal of High-Performance Systems Architecture

09/2008

Dr. Qasem Awarded IBM Faculty Award for work on locality optimizations on shared-cache CMPs

Funding

The HPC research group has received funding from IBM, Rice University and the research enhancement program at Tx State.

Contact

Apan Qasem
Department of Computer Science
Texas State University
601 University Dr
San Marcos, TX 78666

Office: Nueces 218
Phone: (512) 245-0347
Fax: (512) 245-8750
E-mail: apan "AT" txstate · edu