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High Performance Computing

Raijin at NCI

Via the University's membership with Intersect, UNE researchers have access to the nation's peak high performance computing facility at the National Computational Infrastructure, based at the Australian National University.

NCI's peak system 'Raijin' is a Fujitsu PRIMERGY cluster based on Intel Sandy Bridge 8-core processors (2.6 GHz) comprising:

57,472 cores in the compute nodes,
approximately 160 TBytes of main memory,
approximately 10 PBytes of usable fast file system.

To set up your project on Raijin or for more information, contact UNE's eResearch Analyst.

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