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If you couldn’t attend or were there to soak it all in, we’ve gathered the speaker slides and presentations to ensure you won’t miss any important information. If you want a brief review then explore our event summary for a quick recap.
Our agenda for Sustainable Reality 2024 was set into three sessions. The aim of each session was to host talks that balanced between the technical and social aspects of our field.
Our day started at 10:00 AM in the Fellowship Auditorium.
Greetings from Alces Flight
Lessons in Sustainable HPC.
Talks followed by a coffee and comfort break.
Our morning session started at approximately 11:00 AM in the Fellowship Auditorium.
Exploring AI in High Performance Computing.
Managing HPC Communities.
Watch the presentation | Download slidesCarbon Impact in Supercomputing.
Exploring Net Zero Data Centres.
We then hosted an extended lunch with site tours.
Our extended lunch session started at approximately 12:30 PM in the Radley Room adjoining the Fellowship Auditorium.
From 1:00 PM, Interested attendees explored Bletchley Park with a tour guide.
Those who wished to explore on their own or took time to themselves were also welcome to do so.
Don’t forget to check out our photo album! We’ve captured the day’s highlights, showcasing both guided tours and candid moments. It’s great way to relive the experience or see what you missed!
Our afternoon session commenced at approximately 2:00 PM in the Fellowship Auditorium.
The team at Alces Flight.
Experimenting in HPC/AI on cloud.
Enabling cross-solution management in HPC/AI.
Exploring neurodiversity in the workplace.
Lessons in equity, diversity, inclusion and accessibility (EDIA).
We then hosted a short coffee, cake and comfort break before our big finale.
Our closing session commenced at approximately 3:30 PM in the Fellowship Auditorium.
Utilised heavily during World War II, the initial purpose of the Enigma Machine was for Nazi Germany to send secure, encrypted messages to their troupes.
To capture these messages and translate them, the team at Bletchley Park set out to work with their Allied Partners to break the code. This work required machines… and eventually these machines formed the basis for the first digital electronic computers.
We were delighted to have the team at Bletchley Park present a working demonstration of one of the Enigma Machines of the period as our event finale.
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