Join us as Dr. Tsinoremas, Founding Director of IDSC and Vice Provost for Research Computing and Data, leads an important discussion to learn more about: Read more “Move Beyond Data Collection: Practical Perspectives for Researchers 11/17”
Lectures & Seminars
Join us as Dr. Nick Tsinoremas, Founding Director of IDSC and Vice Provost for Research Computing and Data, leads an important discussion to learn more about: Read more “Move Beyond Data Collection: Practical Perspectives for Researchers 11/17”
News - Archived
Attention All Pegasus Users: /scratch and /projects may be intermittently unavailable until further notice due to problems with the storage controllers. We are aware of the situation and are working on resolving the issues. We will send updates as more information is known. Read more “Notification: /scratch and /projects may be intermittently unavailable . . .”
News - Archived
IDSC storage systems are scheduled for maintenance from Friday, December 16, 2016 through Monday, December 19, 2016. During this time we will be completing the installation of additional storage controllers. CCS systems and services will be unavailable for this duration, including: Read more “Notification: Pegasus Upgrades & Maintenance 12/16-19”
News - Archived
Advanced Computing will implement filesystem/GPFS upgrades and perform maintenance from June 29 through July 01, 2016. The Pegasus supercomputer will be shut down on Wednesday, June 29 at 05:00pm and remain down until Friday, July 01 at 10:00am. Any unfinished jobs will be terminated and users logged off. Please plan your work accordingly. Read more “Notification: Pegasus Maintenance 6/29-7/1/2016”
News - Archived
Matlab is now available on CCS supercomputing systems for interactive, graphical, and batch processing. IDSC has implemented the UM site license for Matlab and it is accessible to all UM faculty, research staff and students involved in research. An IDSC account is required. Read more “Matlab available on Pegasus”
Events - Past
This is a beginner-level HPC workshop where you will learn how to access and use your domain-specific applications on the CCS HPC resources that are available to you. Please register on Eventbrite for the sessions you wish to attend, and then complete the Survey Monkey questionnaire (see below) so that we can create a Pegasus account for you. Read more “HPC Workshop at RSMAS, Tuesday 4/30/2013”
News - Archived
University of Miami researchers will have access to a new state-of-the-art IBM supercomputer that will facilitate faster and better data handling in important university research, such as genomics, climate change, physical oceanography, economic forecasting, and engineering. Read more “Supercomputing Taken to a New Level at UM”
News - Archived
Researchers at the University of Miami are taking advantage of Pegasus, the Linux based supercomputer consisting of 5,000 (as of 2015: 6,024) central processing units (CPUs). The system is designed to perform complex computations in various areas of research. The Fall 2010 issue of The University of Miami Magazine featured “Pegasus Rising”. The article provides an inside look on how UM researchers are currently using this behemoth.