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  1 - High Performance Computing Nessecities Requirements of future generations and research directions
  ehsan arianyan MohammadMahdi Esnaashari Fatemeh Ehsani Boshla Shaghayeghsadat Hossieni bayan Masoud Dehyadegari Behnam Samadi
  Nowadays, increasing the processing power of supercomputers is a worldwide race. This race, signifies the importance of supercomputers in the current era. They are engines of improving technology in almost all scientific areas, such as computational biology, earth scien More

  Nowadays, increasing the processing power of supercomputers is a worldwide race. This race, signifies the importance of supercomputers in the current era. They are engines of improving technology in almost all scientific areas, such as computational biology, earth sciences, cosmology, fluid dynamics, and plasma modeling, to name a few. Next generation of supercomputers can be divided into two broad categories: 1) emerging technologies such as neuromorphic and quantum computing and 2) Exascala computing. Emerging technologies will be the future of supercomputing, however, not in a very recent future. Therefore, in this paper, we have focused on Exascale computing, and have tried to provide a comprehensive overview of the main requirements for this technology to be achieved and become available. Requirements have been overviewed from different aspects; hardware, software, artificial intelligence, and cloud computing. In addition, we have attempted to provide a complete taxonomy of hot research topics within this area. Manuscript profile
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  2 - Explaining the adoption process of software-oriented networks (SDN) using the foundational data method and systems approach
  Elham Ziaeipour ali rajabzadeh ghotri Alireza Taghizadeh
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  Software Defined Networking (SDN) is one of the technologies with most promising role in digital transformation. Dynamic structure of SDN can adapt to ever changing nature of future networks and their users. The important impact of this technology on intelligence, agi More

  Software Defined Networking (SDN) is one of the technologies with most promising role in digital transformation. Dynamic structure of SDN can adapt to ever changing nature of future networks and their users. The important impact of this technology on intelligence, agility, management and control of current network devices as well as upcoming communication technologies reduces expenses and creates innovative businesses. Although, service providers are very interested in deploying SDN to transform their static infrastructures to a dynamic and programmable platform, they do not consider it as one of their priorities and still depend on traditional methods to manage their network. Therefore, this study highlights the factors affecting the acceptance of SDN architecture and its application by the national telecom operators, and proposes a comprehensive and new paradigm model using a systems approach and Grounded theory (Strauss and Corbin model). This innovative model is provided by systematically reviewing the theoretical foundations and conducting in-depth interviews with managers and experts in telecom industry. During the modeling process, more than a thousand initial codes were determined. Finally, based on the opinion of experts on these codes, a total of 73 open codes, 12 axial codes and 6 main categories have been extracted. Manuscript profile
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  3 - High Performance Computing: Next Generation Requirements and Research Axes
  ehsan arianyan MohammadMahdi Esnaashari Fatemeh Ehsani Boshla Shaghayeghsadat Hossieni bayan Masoud Dehyadegari Behnam Samadi
  20.1001.1.27170411.1401.14.51.13.9
  Nowadays, increasing the processing power of supercomputers is a worldwide race. This race, signifies the importance of supercomputers in the current era. They are engines of improving technology in almost all scientific areas, such as computational biology, earth scien More

  Nowadays, increasing the processing power of supercomputers is a worldwide race. This race, signifies the importance of supercomputers in the current era. They are engines of improving technology in almost all scientific areas, such as computational biology, earth sciences, cosmology, fluid dynamics, and plasma modeling, to name a few. Next generation of supercomputers can be divided into two broad categories: 1) emerging technologies such as neuromorphic and quantum computing and 2) Exascala computing. Emerging technologies will be the future of supercomputing, however, not in a very recent future. Therefore, in this paper, we have focused on Exascale computing, and have tried to provide a comprehensive overview of the main requirements for this technology to be achieved and become available. Requirements have been overviewed from different aspects; hardware, software, artificial intelligence, and cloud computing. In addition, we have attempted to provide a complete taxonomy of hot research topics within this area. Manuscript profile
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  4 - Pathology of software export development in Iran
  Maryam Saleh Gorgory Mohsen Gerami Vahid Yazdanian
  20.1001.1.27170411.1401.14.51.15.1
  Today, the new developments of the world economy, including the severe fluctuation of the price of raw materials, the increase in the wages of the human force, the increase in the cost of transportation, storage and other production factors, have made many developing co More

  Today, the new developments of the world economy, including the severe fluctuation of the price of raw materials, the increase in the wages of the human force, the increase in the cost of transportation, storage and other production factors, have made many developing countries to think about entering The field of production and trade of goods that have the least amount of dependence on high-risk economic components. The software industry is one of these industries. In addition to having high added value, this industry has the least need for raw materials and other cost-generating components. In fact, the software industry is a pure knowledge industry and is based on research and development. Our country can also take steps to export software in order to gain benefits from this industry. Considering this, this research has addressed the pathology of software export development. In this research, the statistical population of which are software companies that are members of the software exporters' union, about the demand, national perspective and strategy, international trust and communication, features of the software industry and infrastructure and internal factors are investigated. The results of our research show that the problems of software export are the lack of demand and software infrastructure and internal factors. Manuscript profile