Category: News
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Adaptyst at FOSDEM 2026
Featured image based on the one from: Wikimedia Commons (FOSDEM, Andrew Shadura) If you are around in Brussels on 1 February, please consider joining the Adaptyst presentation at FOSDEM 2026! The main developer will talk about performance challenges at CERN and how Adaptyst aims to address these. The presentation will also serve as an invitation…
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Holiday greetings
Featured image based on: Wikimedia Commons, William Warby As the end-of-year closure at CERN has begun, we want to wish you a peaceful and relaxing break along with a merry Christmas and happy New Year to everyone celebrating! Blog posting will resume in the week of 12 January 2026.
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Adaptyst HPC deployability and AMD GPU support at LUMI-CSCS hackathon in Lugano
Featured image from: cscs.ch (license: CC BY-SA 3.0 Unported)This post is published under the same CC BY-SA 3.0 Unported license. On 1-5 December 2025, we participated in the LUMI-CSCS hackathon organised by the Swiss National Supercomputing Centre (CSCS) in Hotel de la Paix in Lugano, Switzerland. The theme of the event was porting and optimising…
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IEEE HPEC’25 award-winning Adaptyst paper available on arXiv
IEEE HPEC’25 award-winning Adaptyst paper available on arXiv Featured image from: Freepik Some of you may have heard of an Adaptyst-related paper getting the Outstanding Short Paper Award at the IEEE HPEC conference this year. If you are interested in looking at it, it is available now on arXiv: https://arxiv.org/abs/2511.13928 (the organisers do not publish…
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Multiple modules can be used now!
Featured image from: Freepik We have just deployed bugfixes and enhancements addressing the issue of not being able to use multiple modules/nodes/edges in Adaptyst and Adaptyst Analyser. These are available in Adaptyst v0.1.0-dev.2025.11b and Adaptyst Analyser v0.1.0.dev3. The new update allows you now to e.g. analyse performance of CPU and basic NVIDIA GPU activity of…
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NVIDIA GPU support arrives in Adaptyst + multiple-module bug being fixed
Featured image from: Evan-Amos, Wikimedia Commons As promised, the NVIDIA GPU module called adaptyst-nvgpu is available now! It traces CUDA runtime and/or driver API calls at the moment, but this is only a starting point: the module will be improved as we receive your feedback. Additionally, the new update of Adaptyst has been released. This…
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New modular version of Adaptyst released and more modules coming soon
After several months of work and a licensing consultation with the CERN Open Source Program Office, we released the modular redesign of Adaptyst yesterday along with the first module “linuxperf”: Adaptyst, Adaptyst Analyser, adaptyst-linuxperf (Adaptyst part), adaptyst-analyser-linuxperf (Adaptyst Analyser part). Please accept once more our apologies for the delay: we are taking measures to ensure…
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Welcome to the Adaptyst blog!
Featured image from: Freepik Today, we are launching the Adaptyst blog based on WordPress, which has replaced the news section of the Adaptyst website. All previously-published articles have been moved here with the “Legacy news section” thumbnail. We are aiming for publishing both short news as usual and longer posts about various topics related to…
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Update #3 on the new Adaptyst release
Featured image based on work from: Bernerlover, Wikimedia Commons Unfortunately, because of the high vacation season, we are still waiting for a legal consultation clarifying the licensing situation of the new modular design of Adaptyst. We will post here again as soon as we have more information about our meeting with lawyers at CERN.
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Update #2 on the new Adaptyst release
Featured image based on work from: Bernerlover, Wikimedia Commons We are getting closer to the modular release of Adaptyst (reminder: this is the new version of Adaptyst and Adaptyst Analyser, the DaCe integration, and the adaptyst-linuxperf module)! At the moment, we are awaiting a legal consultation from our lawyers knowledgeable about open-source software to discuss…