High-Performance Statistical Computing Community Hub

Welcome to the premier international platform at the intersection of computer science, statistics, and large-scale data analytics. The High-Performance Statistical Computing (HPSC) community brings together researchers and practitioners advancing the frontiers of statistics on modern computational platforms.

As the central hub for computational statistics, HPSC highlights cutting-edge research, benchmarks, industry developments, and community achievements. We connect traditionally separate disciplines, foster collaboration, and define standards shaping the future of large-scale data science.

Our coverage spans parallel and distributed statistical algorithms, GPU-accelerated methods, scalable machine learning, and cloud-native frameworks. We also track emerging frontiers—from exascale analytics to next-generation computing infrastructures driving discovery.

Whether you are a computational scientist applying statistical methods, a statistician leveraging high-performance systems, or a data scientist working at unprecedented scales, HPSC is your gateway to the innovations transforming statistics and scientific exploration.

Message from Leadership

High-Performance Statistical Computing: Building a Statistics Community within Supercomputing

Leading voices in the field—professors, research scientists, and innovators—share why uniting the HPC and Statistics communities is vital for the next generation of scientific discovery.

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Upcoming Events

Sept. 17, 2025
Virtual
Oklahoma Supercomputing Symposium
The oldest annual event of its kind in an EPSCoR jurisdiction.
Register for the event here
Oct. 27 – 29, 2025
Walter E. Washington Convention Center, Washington, D.C.
GTC Fall 2025
Discover the latest hardware, software, and applications unveiled at the conference — available on demand.
Nov. 16 – 21, 2025
America’s Center, St. Louis, MO
SC25
The International Conference for High Performance Computing, Networking, Storage, and Analysis.

Latest HPSC News

Inside one of the world's most advanced supercomputers

BBC • Jun 6, 2025

Powering Our Research: High-Performance Computing

NREL • May 1, 2025

Community Activities

Seminars & Workshops

Monthly expert presentations and hands-on sessions

Research Highlights

Showcase of breakthrough computational statistics achievements

Performance Benchmarks

Industry-standard metrics and computational comparisons

Research Areas

HPSC advances computational statistics across diverse domains, bridging traditional boundaries between computing and Statistics:

Parallel Statistical Algorithms

Scalable implementations of statistical methods for multicore, GPU, and distributed computing environments.

Exascale Analytics

Next-generation statistical computing frameworks designed for exascale supercomputing architectures.

Scalable Machine Learning

Machine learning methods optimized for large-scale, high-dimensional data using parallel and distributed computing frameworks.

Cloud-Native Statistics

Containerized statistical workflows, serverless computing, and elastic scaling for data science applications.

Real-Time Statistical Inference

High-throughput statistical processing for streaming data, edge computing, and latency-critical applications.

Federated Statistical Learning

Privacy-preserving distributed statistics across heterogeneous computing environments and data sources.

Community Standards

HPSC establishes best practices and benchmarks for computational statistics, similar to how the supercomputing community maintains performance standards:

Scalability Metrics

Performance benchmarks for statistical algorithms

Efficiency Standards

Resource utilization and optimization guidelines

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Interoperability

Cross-platform compatibility and integration protocols

Our standards ensure reproducible, scalable, and efficient computational statistics across diverse computing environments and research applications.

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