Dr. Grace Murray Hopper
Finally, it is nice to see computer chips named after a woman. Computer pioneer and Rear Admiral of the US Navy Dr. Grace Brewster Murray Hopper (1906-1992) \cite{1981} developed, among several other things, the first compiler called A-0, and also coined the computer term "bug" and "de-bug" after discovering an actual bug in a computer. She got her Masters and PhD degrees from Yale University where she was the first woman to earn a PhD in Mathematics. The Cray XE6 "Hopper" supercomputer at NERSC (National Energy Research Scientific Computing Center) is named after her \cite{hopper} as is Hopper Hall, the new Center for Cyber Security Studies at the US Naval Academy \cite{announcement}.
About the authors: We have not had the chance to test any H100 systems ourselves, but our recent BAT - Benchmark suite for Autotuners \cite{c2021} was benchmarked on both our 2-node IBM AC922 Power systems with NVLinked V100 GPUs and CPUs and our NVIDIA DGX2 system, with 16 tightly coupled NVSwitched GPUs, so we are looking forward to running it on a H100 system.