HPC and AI are fated to meet for several reasons. This article will discuss some of them and argue why this will happen through the methods and technologies underpinning cloud computing. As a paradigmatic example, we present a new Federated Learning (FL) system that collaboratively trains a deep learning model in different supercomputing centers. The system is based on the StreamFlow workflow manager designed for hybrid cloud-HPC infrastructures.

Federated Learning meets HPC and cloud

Iacopo Colonnelli
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Bruno Casella;Gianluca Mittone;Yasir Arfat;Barbara Cantalupo;Roberto Esposito;Alberto Riccardo Martinelli;Doriana Medic;Marco Aldinucci
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HPC and AI are fated to meet for several reasons. This article will discuss some of them and argue why this will happen through the methods and technologies underpinning cloud computing. As a paradigmatic example, we present a new Federated Learning (FL) system that collaboratively trains a deep learning model in different supercomputing centers. The system is based on the StreamFlow workflow manager designed for hybrid cloud-HPC infrastructures.
2023
International Conference on Machine Learning for Astrophysics (ML4ASTRO)
Catania, Italy
30 May - 1 June 2022
Astrophysics and Space Science Proceedings
Springer
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978-3-031-34167-0
Iacopo Colonnelli, Bruno Casella, Gianluca Mittone, Yasir Arfat, Barbara Cantalupo, Roberto Esposito, Alberto Riccardo Martinelli, Doriana Medic, Marco Aldinucci
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