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 The project uses EasyBuild to install software on top of a compatibility layer, and uses CernVM-FS to
 distribute the software installations to client systems.
 
+EESSI is motivated by the observation that the landscape of computational science is changing in
+various ways: increasing hardware diversity, user community diversity, and the adoption of public and commercial cloud
+infrastructure by research communities.
+
 The critical benefit is that \textbf{EESSI is providing the
 installations themselves}, \textit{not} recipes: an end user does not need to perform an installation
 of the scientific software they wish to use.
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 step further by providing a truly uniform software stack.
 It already has a wide spectrum of collaborators despite being a relatively young project.
 
-EESSI is motivated by the observation that the landscape of computational science is changing in various ways.
-Additional families of general-purpose microprocessors including Arm 64-bit (aarch64) and RISC-V on top of th
-well-established Intel and AMD processors (both x86\_64), and different types of GPUS (NVIDIA, AMD, Intel) are
-increasing the diversity in system architectures.
-The rapid expansion of computational science beyond traditional
-domains like physics and computational chemistry, including bioinformatics, Machine Learning (ML) and Artificial
-Intelligence (AI), etc. leads to a significant growth of the software stack that is used for running scientific
-workloads.
-The emergence of commercial cloud infrastructure (Amazon EC2, Microsoft Azure, ...) and private cloud
-infrastructure (OpenStack) has competitive advantages over on-premise infrastructure for computational workloads, such
-as near-instant availability, increased flexibility, a broader variety of hardware platforms, and faster access to new
-generations of microprocessors.
-In addition the manpower that is available in the HPC user support teams that are
-responsible for helping scientists with running the software they require on high-end (and complex) infrastructure like
-supercomputers (and beyond) is limited.
-These reasons indicate that there is a strong need for more collaboration on
-building and installing scientific software to avoid duplicate work across computational scientists and HPC user support
-teams.
-
 \subsection*{Tutorial Goals}
 
 EESSI provides a collection of scientific software installations that work across a wide range of

sc24/EESSI/main.tex

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+\input{description.tex}  % 2 pages max
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 \include{outline.tex}