We are a vendor-neutral, non-profit 501(c)(3) organization uniting members from industry, government, and academia worldwide. Our mission is to educate and connect the High-Performance Computing (HPC) and Artificial Intelligence (AI) communities by sharing the latest technologies, best practices, and strategies to optimize business processes and advance the global HPC-AI workforce.
We focus on the advanced computing systems used for AI, data science, simulation, cloud computing, quantum computing, and visualization. Our members utilize these technologies in their work in oil & gas, renewable energy, weather modeling, life sciences, manufacturing, financial services, and cybersecurity.
The HPC-AI Society was a proud sponsor of TPC25, the Trillion Parameter Consortium’s first annual all-hands meeting focused on advancing AI for scientific discovery, and held its July Society event on site with TPC Executive Director Charlie Catlett. President Trump just launched Genesis Mission, an ambitious plan to foster the development of AI for scientific research — well-timed to prime the pump for TPC26 in June.
The HPC-AI Society participated in IMAGE in Houston, TX with a Happy Hour at the Viridien booth and a presentation from our VP Kannan Venkataraman.
Our President Doug Norton sat down with Charlie Catlett, Executive Director of TPC, and Addison Snell, CEO of Intersect Research360, to discuss TPC’s work in advancing AI for scientific discovery and scaling engineering.
Moderated by HPC-AI Society President Doug Norton, distinguished industry professionals discussed the topic “Powering the Future: Is AI Just Buzz or the Real Deal in Energy?”
Dinal Perera – Strategic Solutions Lead, Data & AI, Rescale
Happy Hour at the Viridien Booth and Presentation at the Digital Pavilion
Kannan Venkataraman – VP, HPC-AI Society
Charlie Catlett – Executive Director, TPC
Addison Snell – CEO, Intersect360 Research
Joe Vetere – Senior Staff Quantum Engineer, Oak Ridge National Laboratory
This year’s Annual Technology Meeting of The Society of HPC Professionals was a great event, with a great lineup of speakers.
George Biros, Ph.D. – Professor and W. A. “Tex”‘ Moncrief Chair in Simulation-Based Engineering Sciences, University of Texas Austin
Laurent Clerc, CTO HPC and Cloud Solutions, Viridien (formerly CGG)
Google Cloud has supported scientific and technical computing endeavors by research, developers, and engineers across industry, academic, and government labs for decades. With recent investments and achievements in HPC infrastructure and AI technologies, Google Cloud aims to be the most comprehensive, capable, and accessible platform for science research and for all of scientific/technical computing.
14 October 2025, 10am – 6pm CDT
Google Austin
St. Louis is the place to be this fall as the high performance computing community convenes for an exhilarating week of sessions, speakers, and networking at its finest. SC is an unparalleled mix of thousands of scientists, engineers, researchers, educators, programmers, and developers who intermingle to learn, share, and grow.
16-21 November 2025
St. Louis, Missouri
Amid all the hype about artificial intelligence, quantum computers and advanced chipmaking — to say nothing of the mega-billion-dollar investments— is it possible that the United States still isn’t doing enough to maximize computers’ potential?
Fundamental science, i.e., science for the sake of science, often happens when someone mutters “That’s odd” or “That’s funny.” Many everyday breakthroughs like penicillin, radioactivity, and the microwave oven began this way.
The Holy Grail of supercomputing chip design is an architecture that combines the versatility and programmability of CPUs with the explicit parallelism of GPUs, and InspireSemi strives to achieve just that.