CSC’s Kimmo Koski on scaling supercomputing from Cray X-MP to LUMI and Roihu
"Roihu was not designed directly as a derivative of LUMI, but rather to complement it. Finland owns a quarter of LUMI's capacity… we designed Roihu to be more CPU-oriented and less GPU-heavy." - Kimmo Koski
Credit: CSC – IT Center for Science
Kimmo Koski traces CSC’s evolution from vector computing to GPU-heavy AI and discusses Finland’s national system Roihu alongside EuroHPC collaboration
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