Difference between revisions of "Blue Waters"
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* Cray XK6 cabinets: >30 | * Cray XK6 cabinets: >30 | ||
| − | * Total cabinets, including storage | + | * Total cabinets, including storage and server cabinets: >300 |
| − | and server cabinets: >300 | ||
* Compute nodes: >25,000 | * Compute nodes: >25,000 | ||
Revision as of 18:23, 3 December 2012
Blue Waters System Specs
Blue Waters is designed to meet the compute-intensive, memory-intensive, and data-intensive needs of a wide range of scientists and engineers. It will deliver sustained performance of one petaflop (one quadrillion calculations per second). The Blue Waters team will demonstrate sustained-petascale performance using eight scientific applications—codes used in everything from earthquake prediction to the study of how a virus enters a cell to modeling severe storms and climate change.
- Cray XE6 cabinets: >235
- Cray XK6 cabinets: >30
- Total cabinets, including storage and server cabinets: >300
- Compute nodes: >25,000
- Usable storage bandwidth: >1 TB/s
- Aggregate system memory: >1.5 PB
- Memory per core: 4 GB
- Gemini network cables: Over 9,000 (~4,500km of single wires)
- Interconnect topology: 3D Torus
- Number of disks: >17,000
- Number of memory DIMMS: >190,000
- Usable storage: >25 PB
- Peak performance: >11.5 PF
- Number of AMD processors: >49,000
- Number of AMD x86 cores: >380,000
- Number of NVIDIA GPUs: >3,000
- External network bandwidth: 100 Gb/s scaling to 300 Gb/s
- Integrated Near Line Environment: Scaling to 500 petabytes
- Bandwidth to near-line storage: 100 GB/s
User Access
- [ https://wiki.ncsa.illinois.edu/display/BWpublic/User+Information User Acct Logins]
