On Hyperscale Systems
ROUND TABLE
— Webcast Provided —
Kemal A. Delic – Martin A. Walker
ICAT 2017
Sarajevo, Oct 26, 5pm CET
One Hour With
Paolo Faraboschi – Hewlett Packard Enterprise Labs
Jeffrey Johnson – Open University
Bernardo Huberman – Stanford University
Andrea Bondavalli – University of Firenze
ABSTRACT Hyperscale systems are those being either hyper small (such as cells, viruses, bacteria) or hyper large (such as planets, solar system, Universe). This wide ranging definition covers the entire scale of different systems: from living organisms to cosmic mysteries. The round table will bring different perspectives on this field and combine views from industry and academia. Technology advances are changing the entire industry of computing and communication. Complex systems are seen and modeled as hyperscale networks. The global economy can be understood as a hyperscale system. We will be especially concerned with resilience of such systems, seen as the ability to resist and survive, recover from the internal faults and external failures, and learn to adapt to survive. We expect thriving discussions and remarkable conclusions.
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