RIKEN Center for Computational Science has been installing the supercomputer Fugaku. The Fujitsu A64FX, based on the Armv8.2-A+SVE architecture, is used in the system. In this paper, we evaluated the seven HPC applications and benchmarks on the A64FX. In a performance comparison with Marvell (Cavium) ThunderX2 processor and Intel Xeon Skylake processor, the A64FX achieved higher performance in a memory bandwidth-intensive application thanks to its high memory bandwidth. However, we confirmed that the performance of the A64FX decreased from a lack of out-of-order resources. To mitigate this problem, the “loop fission” function of the Fujitsu compiler was used to improve the performance.
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