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High Performance Computing (HPC) at Florida Institute of Technology
HPC Cluster is a set of computers working in parallel performing similar to a supercomputer for a fraction of the price. The HPC Cluster is made up of a cluster of nodes connected by a high-speed network that perform intense computing tasks. The cluster is connected to the external world through a single head node.
The Bluemarlin HPC cluster at Florida Institute of Technology is a 48-node IBM system, comprised of 47 compute nodes and 1 head node. For more information about the HPC, see Wikipedia. The Bluemarlin HPC Cluster was funded by the National Science Foundation major Research Implementation grant. To request access to the cluster, enter a call ticket at http://itservices.fit.edu/support/request.
The olin.fit.edu (my.fit.edu) server allows people to run research and academic tasks in a non-clustered environment.
Departmental HPC Clusters are being used to facilitate specific needs of the department. Availability of the department clusters varies between each department.