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The U’s Next-Gen Supercomputer Accelerates Research

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” →

Pegasus Unleashed!

A new IBM-built Pegasus supercomputer came online this spring offering UM researchers the ability to perform 160 trillion floating-point operations per second. Housed at the NAP of the Americas data center in Miami, it features a new generation of Intel central processing units, making it five times faster and more powerful than the previous Pegasus introduced by the Center for Computational Science (CCS) High Performance Computing department about three years ago. Read more →

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The U’s Next-Gen Supercomputer Accelerates Research

Pegasus Unleashed!