[LA-SiGMA-funded] Computing resource

[Randall Hall]

Dear colleagues, 
  I received this email from a former LSU student now working at Oakridge about a resource opportunity.
rwh

Nautilus is the shared-memory computing platform of the National
Institute for Computational Sciences. An SGI Altix UV 1000 system,
Nautilus consists of 1,024 Intel Nehalem processors and has 4
terabytes of global shared memory (single image system).  The primary
purpose of this system is to enable data analysis, visualization, and
other computations requiring large memory.  If interested, there is a
30,000 Service Units startup allocation available for testing and
benchmarking your science.  To request access and the startup
allocation, go to the TeraGrid’s allocation page:
https://pops-submit.teragrid.org/

More details about Nautilus can be found here:
http://www.nics.tennessee.edu/computing-resources/nautilus

If you have any questions or concerns about Nautilus and what it can
do for you, please contact Yashema Mack at ymack at utk.edu or
help at teragrid.org.




Randall W. Hall
Professor of Chemistry
Louisiana State University
Baton Rouge, LA 70803-1804
Email: rhall at lsu.edu  Web: http://chemistry.lsu.edu/hall
Phone: 225-578-3472 Fax: 225-578-3458 AIM: rwhneauxs

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