Computing

Total exclusive computing power: 24.4 x 10^12 IPC from 3282 GHz, 5256 GB RAM, 238 TB HD.


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Our primary computations are performed by a cluster of 1488 CPU cores. All our machines run the Linux operating system. This is exclusive to our group and the eventual goal is to expand this to a few thousand processor cores.

Our computing setup can be broken down as follows:

Type of machineNumber of machines/CPU coresSpeed/machine RAM/machine HD/machine Names
farm 32/64 3.4 GHz 1024 MB 160 GB fp65-fp97
farm 32/64 4.8 GHz 1024 MB 160 GB fp98-fp128
farm 32/64 5.2 GHz 1024 MB 320 GB fp129-fp160
farm 6/144 54 GHz 48389 MB 8 TB fp161-fp166
farm 2/128 140.8 GHz 256 GB 10 TB fp167-fp168
farm 4/256 134.4 GHz 256 GB 8 TB fp169-fp172
farm 10/640 134.4 GHz 256 GB 8 TB fp1-fp10
sandbox 2/12 19.8 GHz 6144 MB 6 TB sb1-sb2
server 2/128 134.4 GHz 256 GB 9 TB mv1-mv2
server 2/24 2.3 GHz 2048 MB760-1840 GB sp1-sp2

Storage device Total storage (GB)
das1-2 27200
nas1-2 800
nas3-4 20000

Colour and B&W printers, scanners, and miscellaneous computing hardware are also readily available.

More information on the configuration of our clusters and use of Linux be gotten at Ram Samudrala's Linux Page.

We can be inventive also when the chips are down:


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