This fall, the CRI will launch our new high performance computing cluster, named Gardner. Available to all BSD/UCM researchers and their collaborators, the new cluster will allow us to accommodate more users and run analyses even more quickly and powerfully.
Gardner will feature:
- 2.0 GHz Intel Haswell processors across all nodes
- Infiniband FDR interconnect (56 Gbps)
- 97 TFLOPs Actual Performance (Rmax)
- 88 standard compute nodes (2464 total cores; 128 GB RAM per node)
- 28 mid-tier compute nodes (784 total cores; 512 GB RAM per node)
- 4 large memory nodes (112 total cores; 1.28 TB RAM per node)
- 5 GPU nodes with NVidia Tesla K80 GPUs
- 1 Xeon Phi nodes with 2 Knight’s Corner coprocessors
- 350 TB Scratch Space