With the rate of errors that can silently effect an application's state/output expected to
increase on future HPC machines, numerous application-level detection and recovery …

For exascale HPC applications, silent data corruption (SDC) is one of the most dangerous
problems because there is no indication that there are errors during the execution. We …

The silent data corruption (SDC) problem is attracting more and more attentions because it
is expected to have a great impact on exascale HPC applications. SDC faults are hazardous …

With the ever-shrinking size of transistors, silent data corruptions (SDCs) are becoming a
common yet serious issue in HPC. Selective instruction duplication (SID) is a widely used …

Future high-performance computing (HPC) systems with ever-increasing resource capacity
(such as compute cores, memory and storage) may significantly increase the risks on …

Silent data corruptions (SDCs) are one of the most critical issues in modern HPC systems,
as they are" silent" by definition and raise no warnings to users and application developers …

With the rate of errors that silently effect an application's state/output expected to increase in
future HPC machines, numerous mitigation schemes have been proposed, but little work …

Next-generation supercomputers are expected to have more components and, at the same
time, consume several times less energy per operation. This situation is pushing …

Next-generation supercomputers are expected to have more components and, at the same
time, consume several times less energy per operation. Consequently, the number of soft …

The decreasing size of transistors has been critical to the increase in capacity of
supercomputers. The smaller the transistors are, less energy is required to flip a bit, and thus …