In a recent article on the launch of the new IBM FlashSystem 5200, a one-platform system that lets you seamlessly and securely manage data across your entire IT infrastructure, IDSC Director of Advanced Computing, Joel Zysman, is quoted. Read more “IBM Announces Flash System 5200 and Donation to COVID-19 Relief”
What if massive data sets could be accessed and analyzed in just an hour, instead of a day? It could change the field of genomics, help researchers predict impacts of climate change more expediently, and help create a safer campus with faster analysis of security videos. These are some of the possibilities that lay ahead as the University’s new supercomputer was installed at the Equinix Network Access Point of the Americas, also known as “the NAP”, in downtown Miami. Read more “The U’s Next-Gen Supercomputer Accelerates Research”
IDSC Advanced Computing is excited to announce the launch of a newly redesigned website: ccs.miami.edu/ac With a focus on our platform cores, the new Advanced Computing website highlights services, research projects, and facilities. This release also debuts new documentation that features detailed, searchable user guides, and in-depth examples for systems and environments. Read more “Advanced Computing Launches Website”
Felimon “Nonong” Gayanilo, CCS systems architect (pictured at right), has accepted the position of systems architect for the Gulf of Mexico Research Initiative Information and Data Cooperative (GRIIDC) at the Harte Research Institute (HRI) at Texas A&M University–Corpus Christi. There, he will lead a technical team to develop a comprehensive research database for the Gulf of Mexico Research Initiative that promotes continual scientific discovery and public awareness of the Gulf of Mexico ecosystem. Read more “CCS Systems Architect to Lead Database Development for Gulf of Mexico Project”