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All About Explorer and the New H200 GPUs
The Research Computing (RC) Team is excited to announce the new High Performance Computing (HPC) cluster, “Explorer,” which will supersede the current Discovery Cluster.
The Discovery HPC cluster has served the Northeastern University community extremely well over the last several years, and the Explorer Cluster will chart the path of a new journey in research and learning for the Northeastern community — with a new, more efficient operating system (Rocky Linux 9.3) and state-of-the-art GPU resources (NVIDIA H200).
RC Spring Researcher Spotlight Series: David Kaeli
David Kaeli joined Northeastern in 1993, after spending 12 years at IBM, with 7 years at the T.J. Watson Research Center. He is a COE Distinguished Professor for the Department of Electrical & Computer Engineering.
MGHPCC Annual Shutdown Monday, June 2 – Thursday, June 5
The Massachusetts Green High Performance Computing Center (MGHPCC) will be conducting its annual shutdown for maintenance work on Tuesday, June 3. To prepare for that maintenance, RC will be shutting down all services from Monday, June 2 until Thursday, June 5....
Job Efficiency: Historical Seff
It's important to request only the resources that are necessary for your job at hand. Requesting more than is necessary will result with a longer queue time for both your job and for other users that are waiting for the resources to be freed. You can inform your...
Installing OLLAMA on the HPC Cluster
OLLAMA (Omni-Layer Learning Language Acquisition Model) is a platform that allows you to run open large language models (LLMs) locally rather than using cloud-hosted solutions. This allows you to use and develop these LLMs in a simple, private, and cost-effective way....
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