The FSU high performance computing (HPC) cluster is an integrated group of systems connected by an ultra-fast InfiniBand data network. The HPC, provided by the ITS Research Computing Center (RCC), is designed to run compute-intensive programs that require more memory and CPUs than an average computer can support. The HPC is ideal for distributed parallel computations, data processing and analysis and long-running batch computing jobs. Using the HPC, university researchers can process and analyze complex datasets and computationally intensive tasks, condensing weeks of work into days or hours.
- Powerful computing | >16,000 cores and >700 nodes provide powerful and scalable HPC resources
- Popular platforms | run jobs on OpenMPI, HADOOP, Python, MATLAB, GPUs, CUDA and more
- Software compatibility | users can use general purpose applications or write and compile custom software to run on HPC
- Batch jobs | ability to submit jobs to run independently until finished
- Fully supported | training, programming and troubleshooting provided by team of researchers and technical professionals
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Related costs may be found in the "HPC Dedicated Resources" section of the RCC Pricing webpage.
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