The campus community is invited to the third annual Throughput Computing Week  (HTC25) June 2-6 in Madison. HTC25 brings together researchers, campuses, science collaborations, facilitators, administrators, government representatives and professionals interested in high throughput computing. 

Visit the event site for registration information. 

Highlights:

• Keynote speaker Monday morning: Biological discovery at an unfathomable scale with Erik Wright
• A celebration on Tuesday afternoon: 40 years of the Condor Project
• Campus impacts on the national science community via the OSPool and OSDF
• Utilizing HTC on your campus and in your research
• Running ML, AI and GPU workflows and AI-driven science with PATh services
• Mastering debugging (for admins)
• Objects, objects everywhere: Using the OSDF in your science
• Managed and staged objects: Caches and execution points

Important Dates and Deadlines:

• May 1: Abstract submission deadline for a technical talk (see below)
• May 22: In-person registration closes 

Speaking Opportunities

Those interested are encouraged to present. Technical presentations at HTC25 are short, typically 20 minutes in length. Applying merely requires a brief abstract submission.

Questions and resources

For questions about attending, speaking, accommodations and other concerns, contact htc@path-cc.io.

HTC25 is sponsored by the OSG Consortium, the HTCondor team and the Center for High Throughput Computing.