Authors
Glenn K Lockwood, Damian Hazen, Quincey Koziol, R Shane Canon, Katie Antypas, Jan Balewski, Nicholas Balthaser, Wahid Bhimji, James Botts, Jeff Broughton, Tina L Butler, Gregory F Butler, Ravi Cheema, Christopher Daley, Tina Declerck, Lisa Gerhardt, Wayne E Hurlbert, Kristy A Kallback-Rose, Stephen Leak, Jason Lee, Rei Lee, Jianlin Liu, Kirill Lozinskiy, David Paul, C Snavely, J Srinivasan, T Stone Gibbins, NJ Wright
Publication date
2024/1/8
Description
The explosive growth in data over the next five years that will accompany exascale simulations and new experimental detectors will enable new data-driven science across virtually every domain. At the same time, new nonvolatile storage technologies will enter the market in volume and upend long-held principles used to design the storage hierarchy. The disruption that these forces will bring to bear on high-performance computing (HPC) will also create significant opportunities to innovate and accelerate scientific discovery. To ensure that NERSC fully capitalizes on these opportunities, we have developed a comprehensive vision for the future of storage in HPC and identified short-and long-term strategic goals to effectively realize this vision. This report presents the results of this effort and offers a blueprint for designing a storage infrastructure for supporting HPC through 2025 and beyond.
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