High Performance Computing (HPC)
Overview
The High Performance Computing (HPC) research infrastructure was established in Monash University Malaysia to support research, providing powerful computing services that can reduce computing jobs taking several days to just a few hours.
It is composed of one master node (1×8 Core E5-2650 v2, 24GB Memory), twelve compute notes (2×8 Core E5-2650 v2, 256GB Memory) with a total of 192 processor cores, and is efficiently coupled with a disk storage system of 20 TB in capacity.
It is currently used for research in the (but not limited to) following fields of study, i.e., from computer vision, image processing, optical network, machine learning, pattern recognition, combustion, turbulent flow, nanomaterials, genomes analysis, to disease association studies.
Rules of the HPC Research Infrastructure
Charges
Category | Charges (RM per CPU hour) |
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(a) Monash staff/ GRS | Free |
(b) Monash staff/ GRS using external grant | 0.05 |
(c) External user | 0.2 |
Contacts
Further inquiry and booking, please contact the following person:
Location: ITS Server Room, Building 9, Level 5