Larry Kaplan
Biography
Chief Software Architect for HPC and Distinguished Technologist for HPE, Larry is currently working on the design of the software stack for the next generation Shasta product line. Special focus areas for Mr. Kaplan include a more open and modular software ecosystem along with a new advanced network software stack, from drivers up through programming models. Larry is also a contributor to Cray’s DOE *Forward programs. Larry played a significant role in the design of the Cray XC, XE, XT, XMT, and MTA supercomputers, especially in the areas of runtime, operating and supervisory systems, and hardware/software interface. Past projects have included work in system and application resiliency, virtual and physical memory management systems, and network communication and management software.
Mr. Kaplan has a master’s degree in Computer Architecture from the Courant Institute at NYU and a bachelor’s degree in Computer Science and Electrical Engineering from Dartmouth College. Mr. Kaplan holds over a dozen U.S. patents.
Mr. Kaplan has a master’s degree in Computer Architecture from the Courant Institute at NYU and a bachelor’s degree in Computer Science and Electrical Engineering from Dartmouth College. Mr. Kaplan holds over a dozen U.S. patents.
Presentations
Workshop
Architectures
Data Analytics
Datacenter
Emerging Technologies
Extreme Scale Comptuing
Heterogeneous Systems
HPC Community Collaboration
Machine Learning and Artificial Intelligence
Performance
Resource Management and Scheduling
System Administration
System Software and Runtime Systems
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