A productive parallel programming language that scales from laptops to supercomputers, developed as part of the High Performance Software Foundation (https://xitter.cf/t.co/YduwthqU1q)
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Congratulations to Kokkos on this achievement, making it only the second project to reach core level! (@spackpm being the other)
Kokkos has officially graduated to become a core project of HPSF, the highest maturity level a technical project can achieve within the Foundation - a testament to the maturity, widespread adoption, & vibrant open source community of Kokkos. Learn more: hpsf.io/blog/2026/kokkos-gra…
Catch up on the latest news from HPSF, including events at #SC26, in the Q3 newsletter!
Check out the latest HPSF Highlights, our Q3 newsletter on LinkedIn: linkedin.com/pulse/hpsf-high… featuring:
1. HPSFCon 2027 CFP
2. New projects: Ramble & ClusterShell
3. Where to find us next (hint: SC26 here we come)
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Chapel Language retweeted
Chapel 2.10 is here! This release brings complete and productive union types, stack traces for thrown errors, and expanded public testing through GitHub Actions. Explore the highlights and see what’s new. #HPEDEV hpe.to/6017BGsHed
Chapel Language retweeted
We’re happy to announce the release of Chapel 2.10 today! This new version of Chapel continues the project’s goals of making scalable parallel programming more productive, accessible, and portable. Learn more: hpsf.io/blog/2026/chapel-2-1… @ChapelLanguage
Today, the Chapel developer community is pleased to announce the release of Chapel version 2.10, featuring improvements to unions, thrown errors, and public testing in support of community developers!
For details, please see the release announcement at chapel-lang.org/blog/posts/a…
If you're doing open-source work in HPC, #HPSFCon is the place to show it off to other like-minded folks. Next year's edition is in Montreal in April, and the call for proposals is now officially open!
Call for Proposals for the 2027 HPSF Conference is officially OPEN! Come to Montreal and share your expertise.
🗓️ Event: April 12-16, 2027
⏰ CFP Deadline: Jan 17, 2027
Submit your talk for #HPSFCon today: events.linuxfoundation.org/h…
Join us for this @HPE_Developer Munch and Learn panel on Wednesday!
Join our next HPE Developer Community 's Munch and Learn to explore how open source projects like Chapel, SONiC, and Pytorch are driving innovation. Find out Sep 16 at 8am PT / 5pm CET. Cross‑pillar panel discussion. Save your spot today #HPEDEV hpe.to/6013BGMH2D
The August edition of Chapel’s quarterly newsletter is out now, covering 5 new Chapel-related papers, Eric Vo’s 1 Trillion Row Challenge blog post, a keynote by Michelle Strout, and other talks and updates from the past 3 months.
Read all about it here: chapel.discourse.group/t/cha…
Chapel Language retweeted
Curious how Arkouda handles a trillion rows of data? Our new blog explores its single-pass, parallelized approach to massive data challenges — surpassing Dask in speed and efficiency. Check it out! #HPEDEV hpe.to/6018B1fbXQ
Join us for this week’s Chapel deep dive on Thursday at 10am PT, where @HPE intern Eric Vo will detail his work updating Arkouda’s support for reading and writing Apache Parquet files from its bespoke implementation to the new, standalone Mason package: chapel-lang.org/calendar/
Read about a port of the 1 Trillion Row Challenge (1TRC) to Arkouda and Chapel done by Hewlett Packard Enterprise summer intern Eric Vo, including his scaling results to 128 compute nodes of HPE Cray EX, now available on the Chapel blog: chapel-lang.org/blog/posts/1…
#1BRC
This Thursday, August 13th, there will be a discussion about the API of Chapel's dynamic loading package module. You can join the Zoom meeting via: chapel-lang.org/calendar/
See github.com/chapel-lang/chape… for discussion in the meantime!
In case you missed it, the Chapel parallel language project is currently seeking new sources of funding. Without an influx of new resources, this September’s 2.10 release is expected to be our last for the foreseeable future.
chapel-lang.org/blog/posts/c…
The open-source Chapel programming language project is seeking new sources of funding—or other creative ways of sustaining the project—in order to keep the technology going. For details, please see our announcement on the Chapel blog: chapel-lang.org/blog/posts/c…
Chapel Language retweeted
New in Chapel 2.9: support for dynamic libraries, better code editing via CLS, and advanced union types. Explore what's new in this summer release! #HighPerformanceComputing #Chapel #HPEDEV hpe.to/6016BEGoqr
Chapel Language retweeted
From icing wings to turbulent flows at takeoff — meet the Ph.D. students pushing CFD forward with @ChapelLanguage in the CHAMPS framework. #HPEDEV hpe.to/6017BDAYzf
We've released Chapel 2.9 today, featuring improvements to the Mason package manager and its ecosystem, dynamic loading of Chapel libraries, and tools for developing Chapel code, along with many other user-driven features and bug fixes.
Read about it at: chapel-lang.org/blog/posts/a…
Chapel Language retweeted
🚀 We're excited to welcome Flux Framework to HPSF.
Deployed on the #1 Top500 system, El Capitan, Flux provides modern resource management and scheduling for HPC, cloud, Kubernetes, and beyond.
🔗hpsf.io/blog/2026/high-perfo…
Last week, Chapel received its 2,000th star on GitHub! Thanks to everyone who shows their support for our parallel language, whether in this little way or bigger ones!
Haven’t starred us yet? Help us reach 2100 stars at: github.com/chapel-lang/chape…
Chapel Language retweeted
Think your project is too small for HPSF? Worried you'll lose control of your roadmap? Not sure you qualify because you're not running on a supercomputer?
We're busting 6 myths about joining HPSF. Your project + roadmap. A bigger community. 🚀 bit.ly/4uOp5A6
The latest issue of the Chapel newsletter is out now, featuring updates on Chapel funding, talks, papers, interviews, the website, and more!
Check it out at: chapel.discourse.group/t/cha…
