High Performance Computing

In August of 2007, in an effort to provide educators and researchers who have intensive computational tasks, Information Technology, in collaboration with the Office of the Associate VP for Research and Computer Science, developed a high performance computing (HPC) platform. This collection of servers, in conjunction with a high-speed connection, provides individual educators and researchers a safe and secure environment for data and computing resources. The University provides housing and systems administration for this equipment through Technology Resources.

Currently, HPC has Schrödinger (LSF) and STAR (Sun Grid Engine) clusters available for high performance use.