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”
Advanced Computing
A glaucoma specialist at Bascom Palmer Eye Institute of the University of Miami Miller School of Medicine has developed novel statistical models for disease progression using the advanced computing resources of the Institute for Data Science and Computing (IDSC). Read more “Novel Glaucoma Study Applies IDSC Resources”
News
Please join the IDSC Advanced Computing team on Friday, January 15th for an interactive Zoom session on the latest advanced computing systems and data science services available to the University of Miami research community—including the most powerful AI toolset in South Florida.
Read more “IDSC Computational Resources Training—Opening Session 1/15”
News
Generated in vast amounts every day, data is the new coin of the realm, the currency fueling innovation and discovery and changing nearly every field and facet of life. At the University of Miami alone, the amount of data amassed by faculty and staff members searching for medical cures, planning smart cities, predicting extreme weather, and pursuing a myriad of other advances has almost doubled in the past few years. Building on the immense resources and expanding the vision of the Center for Computational Science (CCS), the University has established the Miami Institute for Data Science and Computing (IDSC “i-disc”) to catalyze data-intensive research that will solve real-world problems and enhance the understanding of data science among students and the public. Institute members will help infuse data science into instructional programs across the University, ensuring students graduate with a degree of data-savviness—if not a new Master of Science in Data Science degree. Read more “UM establishes Institute for Data Science & Computing”
Events
The CCS Advanced Computing team is offering training sessions on TRITON at all three campuses. The training session will include information on how to create a new Triton account, utilize the pre-installed software, and best practices for using the new features on Triton for Deep Learning and Data Science.
Read more “Intro to TRITON Workshop-Medical campus 12/13/2019”
News
University of Miami’s $3.7 million investment in a new supercomputer combined with AT&T’s soon-to-be-installed, campus-wide 5G+ technology will propel the Coral Gables institution forward in solving highly complex problems. With the IBM-built “Triton” supercomputer installed earlier this year, UM can calculate long-term climate predictions for the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) weekly instead of monthly. That’s among the 120 to 160 projects the supercomputer is being tapped to calculate. Read more “UM Levels Up South Florida’s Technology Sector”
Events
The University of Miami has unleashed Triton to the research community. Using the same AI-optimized architecture as the world’s most powerful supercomputer, Triton is UM’s first GPU-accelerated HPC system, representing a new approach to computational and data science. Built using IBM Power Systems AC922 servers, Triton was designed to maximize data movement between the IBM POWER9 CPU and attached accelerators, enabling students, researchers, and analysts to explore new possibilities. Read more “Introduction to TRITON Workshops 11/7 or 12/13/2019”
The University of Miami has unleashed Triton to the research community. Using the same AI-optimized architecture as the world’s most powerful supercomputer, Triton is UM’s first GPU-accelerated HPC system, representing a new approach to computational and data science. Built using IBM Power Systems AC922 servers, Triton was designed to maximize data movement between the IBM POWER9 CPU and attached accelerators, enabling students, researchers, and analysts to explore new possibilities.
The CCS Advanced Computing team is offering a training session on TRITON at the Medical campus on Friday, December 13. The training session will include information on how to create a new Triton account, utilize the pre-installed software, and best practices for using the new features on Triton for areas such as Deep Learning and Data Science.
This is a hands-on session, so please bring a laptop.
The University of Miami has unleashed Triton to the research community. Using the same AI-optimized architecture as the world’s most powerful supercomputer, Triton is UM’s first GPU-accelerated HPC system, representing a new approach to computational and data science. Built using IBM Power Systems AC922 servers, Triton was designed to maximize data movement between the IBM POWER9 CPU and attached accelerators, enabling students, researchers, and analysts to explore new possibilities.
The CCS Advanced Computing team is offering training sessions on TRITON on the RSMAS and Medical campuses (the Gables Session is past but will be offered again next semester). The training session will include information on how to create a new Triton account, utilize the pre-installed software, and best practices for using the new features on Triton for areas such as Deep Learning and Data Science.
This is a hands-on session, so please bring a laptop.