GPU Day 2026

Session

Session II

28 May 2026, 11:20

HUN-REN Centre

205. AI from a High-PerformanceComputing Perspective: CPUs,GPUs, and the Quantum Frontier​

Attila Csaba Marosi (NTT DATA)

28/05/2026, 11:20

180. Nonequilibrium critrical behavior in brain simulations

Geza Odor (HUN-REN Centre for Energy Research)

28/05/2026, 11:50

Lecture

The critical brain hypothesis has been confirmed experimentally many times since the pioneering electrode experiments. Power law (PL) distributed neuronal avalanches were shown in neuronal recordings, in blood-oxygen-level-dependent signals,in voltage imaging, in calcium-imaging, in MEG and EEG recordings and in neuronal long-range temporal correlation among others. Whole brain simulations,...

182. Prototypes of HVDC connections in a Kuramoto-like power-grid system

Kristóf Benedek (Budapest University of Technology and Economics)

28/05/2026, 12:10

Lecture

Power grids are large-scale engineered systems that are indispensable to modern society, yet they remain inherently vulnerable to disturbances. Ongoing transitions in the energy sector—particularly the increasing penetration of renewable sources and inverter-based technologies—introduce new challenges, including reduced system inertia and faster propagation of fluctuations. As many emerging...