High Performance Computing
Baobab, Yggdrasil and Bamboo (new) : the scientific compute clusters of Geneva's higher education institutions
why using hpc at unige ?
The infrastructure
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Attended to researchers from all fields included
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Holds three clusters: Baobab, Yggdrasil and Bamboo
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Rich offer of applications and high flexibility of usage
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High availability and limited waiting time for using the Baobab Cluster
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Suitable to parallel computing (more than 4000 cores)
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Have at your disposal a large storage space for temporary data (1PB)
The services
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Ask us to install the application you need
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Buy additional compute nodes to increase the availability and performance of the infrastructure: ask us for advice before ordering
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Get customized support and training: see HPC support and training
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Ask our team of engineers for advices and technical support through the HPC forum
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Help colleagues and get help from colleagues through the HPC forum
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Stay informed and take part to the development of the HPC infrastructure by giving your feedback: become a member of the HPC community
Research in computational science
> The scientific and parallel computing group
at the Computer Science Department (CUI), UNIGE