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High Performance Computing
Welcome to High Performance
Computing at UTA. HPC is intended for use by UTA faculty, along with
their staff and students, pursuing serious programs of research and
specialized teaching.
HPC facilitates research
projects in various disciplines including computational chemistry,
molecular modeling, solid state physics, computational fluid dynamics,
and finite element modeling.
The HPC system currently
consists of 592 processors connected via Gigabit Ethernet with more
than
20 Terabytes of aggregate storage . HPC's computational nodes utilize
Intel 64-bit Itanium 2 and EM64T Xeon processor technologies.
Detailed information on system hardware and configuration is available
on our General Information page.
Please direct any inquires
regarding the HPC program to unix@uta.edu.
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Recent HPC News
03/17/2004 - The ric2031
system was
removed from batch processing today after a disk failure was detected
on
the /scratch file system.
03/15/2004 - The rac2001
system was
removed from batch processing today after a disk failure was detected
on
the /scratch file system.
03/11/2004 - The ric2031
system was
removed from batch processing today after a fan failure was detected.
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