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HPL and HPL-MxP at Exascale on Aurora: Performance Engineering and Characterization
Running HPL and HPL-MxP at exascale requires more than optimized numerical kernels; it requires coordinated performance engineering across communication, resource mapping, runtime configuration, CPU--GPU interaction, and mixed-precision execution. This paper reports experience from large-scale bench
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