UTEP High Performance Computing Cluster Overview
The High Performance Computing (HPC) services are specialized to meet the current and upcoming requirements of UTEP’s researchers. These services allow all researchers and colleges to access computing resources for very complex data analysis, solving numerical problems and execute any scientific software code as needed. The infrastructure offers industry strength hard and software technology with easy to use interfaces. UTEP HPC shares knowledge and collaborates with established HPC centers such as TACC at UT Austin.
Three HPC clusters. JAKAR includes 2,880 cores and 28 TB of RAM. PARO provides 913 cores and 11.5 TB of RAM. PUNAKHA is a GPU-accelerated system with 12 GPUs, tailored for AI, machine learning, and simulation tasks. All clusters run RHEL 9.2, use SLURM v3 for scheduling, and integrate OpenHPC for software management.
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