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The Center for Computational Research, a leading academic supercomputing facility, maintains a high-performance computing environment, high-end visualization laboratories, and support staff with expertise in scientific computing, software engineering, parallel computing, grid computing, visualization, advanced database design, and networking. The Center's extensive computing facilities include a Linux cluster consisting of more than 8000 64-bit processor cores and 64 high-end GPU compute units. The Center also maintains several high-performance storage systems totaling almost 500TB in size. The computer visualization laboratory features a tiled display wall and a VisDuo passive stereo system. Based on aggregate compute capacity, CCR is one of the most powerful university based supercomputing sites in the U.S., with more than 70 TFlop/s of peak performance (100 TFlop/s including GPUs).

Take a virtual tour of the CCR server room

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High Performance Computing Clusters

U2 - Linux Cluster (8016 64-bit processing cores, distributed memory)

Visualization Laboratory

Visualization Hardware - Tiled Display Wall, VisDuo Stereo System, Access Grid Node

Other Hardware

Hardware Overview - Storage, Faculty Clusters

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