When Faster Kernels Do Not Mean Faster Applications in Exascale GPU Systems
Authors:
- Mariana T. CostaMCMariana T. Costa
- Antigoni GeorgiadouAGAntigoni Georgiadou
- James B. WhiteJWJames B. White
- Woong ShinWSWoong Shin
- Bruno V. AlvarezBABruno V. Alvarez
- Jordà PoloJPJordà Polo
- Karl SchulzKSKarl Schulz
- Philippe NavauxPNPhilippe Navaux
- Bronson MesserBMBronson Messer
- Arthur LorenzonALArthur Lorenzon
- 15 August 2026
- book chapter
- Published by Springer Nature
- p. 403-417
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