
Multicore Technologies: a revolution in computing is underway...12th Multicore World, 17-18-19-20-21 February 2025 #MW25NZ Ōtautahi Christchurch, New Zealand.
New Zealand
Joined September 2011
- Tweets1.3K
- Following277
- Followers262
- Likes221
"I had a great time at Multicore World and would be delighted to return."
Verbatim from a @MulticoreWorld 2024 international speaker when invited back. Feels good. Thank you. #MW25NZ
With less than six months for Multicore World 2025 it is a good idea to book your accommodation in #Christchurch Check Accommodation 2025 page. We secured a 12% discount with Hotel Fino fino.nz/ just across the street from the conference venue
Replying to @Seequentglobal
@Seequentglobal will be @MulticoreWorld (17-21 Feb 2025, Christchurch, New Zealand)
Explore the geology of the Grand Canyon (and more), without leaving the classroom!
To help get #earthscience #educators and enthusiasts started in Visible Geology, we've provided some pre-built models.
Learn more: seequent.com/visible-geology…
#VisibleGeology #STEM
Welcome back @Seequentglobal as Multicore World 2025 sponsor! Seequent is working on a shared tech stack for geoscience computing with a strong focus on cloud and #HPC. Looking forward to hear more about it and discuss it at #MW25NZ. Tickets available at multicore.world/tickets-2025…
Updated speakers list (full list here multicore.world/speakers-202…) Very proud that all these distinguished colleagues will spend up to 5 days discussing together about next gen high-tech solutions for the betterment of society (from all over the world to Christchurch, New Zealand).
There are only five remaining tickets with the Super Early Bird 15% discount for MW2025 (17-21Feb2025).
Offer ends 31 July 2024 or if sold prior. Tickets here multicore.world/tickets-2025… Photo MW2024 Speaker Manish Parashar from @UUtah
Replying to @ErdodyN
Proud to support @MulticoreWorld since 2019, placing ThinLinc alongside leaders like Microsoft and Google. Nicolás Erdödy shared insights on open-source technology with our community. Read the full interview at community.thinlinc.com/t/q-a…. See you in Christchurch for #MW2025!
Multicore World 2025 retweeted
Proud to support @MulticoreWorld since 2019, placing ThinLinc alongside leaders like Microsoft and Google. Nicolás Erdödy shared insights on open-source technology with our community. Read the full interview at community.thinlinc.com/t/q-a…. See you in Christchurch for #MW2025!
Multicore World 2024 was a big success. Watch all the talks FREE (Programme 2024) -except the extended Q&A, you have to be there! Super SUPER Early Bird tickets for @MulticoreWorld 2025 are now available with 24% discount ONLY till 31 May 2024
multicore.world/tickets-2025… #MW25NZ
Multicore World 2024 -one of the group photos, can you see any friend/colleague? @CanterburyTech @Umajin @fz_juelich @VoltronData @NextSilicon @niwa_nz @BrookhavenLab @UTAustin @hpcnotes @REANNZ @UCNZ @UCNZscience Multicore World 2025 Super Early Bird tkts now available #MW25NZ
Nice when a new speaker answers with: "Nicolás, many thanks for the invitation! I'm happy to accept. I've heard great things about MW from (other speakers)- so this is one of those "can't say no" meetings." ...particularly from an ACM Gordon Bell Award winner (twice) & H-index 65
"Better federation of resources (would be) required to integrate edge computing with #HPC" Interview w/Prof Estela Suárez from @fzj_jsc @MulticoreWorld 2024 youtube.com/watch?v=e6qp8Pd-… @CanterburyTech @Christchurch_NZ Multicore World 2025 Super Early Bird tkts now available #MW25NZ
We just released the first Super SUPER Early Bird tkts for MW2025 multicore.world/tickets-2025…
Only 12 available with this discount (24% off). If you know, you know. #MW25NZ
Nice blog post from @CanterburyTech about Multicore World 2024. You are quoted/featured @hpcnotes, @EwaDeelman @Seequentglobal @Umajin @niwa_nz @NgaiTahu Bill Magro @Google Manish Parashar @UUtah Elle Archer @TeAoMatihiko Robert Wisniewski @Samsung SAIT
canterburytech.nz/blog/multi…
Replying to @cortesi
Greetings from Oamaru (bunker for the past 20+ years :-) Eventually the Future will arrive. Eventually.
Replying to @filippospiga
what's wrong with usual? Predictable things are also beautiful.










