The plan to merge 30,000 new cores into HiPerGator to build a 51,000 core supercomputer is now underway. Users are asked to help by removing old, unneeded data and files.… Read More
Intel Xeon Phi Code Optimization Fellowship
UFIT Research Computing and the UF Informatics Institute are soliciting proposals for a one-year graduate assistant fellowship funded by Intel.… Read More
Spring 2016 Undergraduate Research Course: Extreme Scaling Programming
Research Computing is sponsoring an undergraduate research course, Extreme Scaling Programming, in Spring 2016. This online course is offered by the Blue Waters Project funded by National Science Foundation (NSF).… Read More
Upcoming Maintenance on 12/21
Please note that Research Computing staff will perform some /home area maintenance on the morning of Monday, December 21, 2015. … Read More
Reduced Support Levels for Winter Break
Research Computing will operate with reduced support levels during the UF Winter Break from Saturday, December 19, 2015 through Sunday, January 3, 2016.… Read More
Celebration of UF Research and HiPerGator 2.0 Day
On December 1, President W. Kent Fuchs led the event as part of his Inauguration Week festivities. Read more about it on UFIT News.
HiPerGator Now Ranked #2 Among U.S. Public Universities
HiPerGator, the University of Florida supercomputer, is now judged to be the second most powerful supercomputer among U.S. public universities in the just-released TOP500 list.
HiPerGator 2.0 TOP500 Ranking
The 30,000 core addition to the existing system ranks second among supercomputers funded and operated by U.S. public universities.… Read More
UF Wins Dell World 2015 Impact Award
Dell cited HiPerGator’s ability to quickly process the enormous amounts of data required to conduct world class research in its decision to name UF as the winner. Read more on UFIT News.
Restricted Data Services
HiPerGator consists of over 21,000 compute cores (processors). Though there are several generations of processors, all adhere to the X86_64 ABI (Application Binary Interface) and are largely software compatible.