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ISC'26 recap

AI doesn't need giant supercomputers after all

GTC 2026 recap

February 07, 2026

HPC in an AI world: swimming upstream with more conviction

GTC 2025 recap

February 01, 2025

LLM training without a parallel file system

November 11, 2024

FASST will be DOE's opportunity to adapt, align, or...

October 03, 2024

A critique of the call for public AI

ISC’24 recap

January 13, 2024

A closer look at "training" a trillion-parameter model on Frontier

November 23, 2023

SC'23 Recap

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Glenn K. Lockwood: Oakland, California, United States; I'm Glenn, and this blog is where I conduct experiments in understanding—writing to clarify my own thoughts on high-performance computing, storage architecture, and systems design. I’ve spent much of my career working in HPC, particularly on the hardware, integration, and I/O aspects that keep large-scale systems running. This blog isn’t an authoritative source, nor do I claim to be an expert on everything I write about. It’s simply where I reflect on ideas, document things I learn, and sometimes challenge conventional thinking in supercomputing.

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