November 2016 Irish Supercomputer List
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High Rmax List (≥ 10 TFlop/s)
| Rank | Rmax (Tflops/s) | Site & Machine | Hardware |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1(N) | 365.9 | Industry (Software Company M), Cluster A | Xeon 12c; 14,568 cores; details |
| 2(N) | 307.4 | Industry (Software Company M), Cluster B | Xeon 12c; 12,240 cores; details |
| 3(N) | 307.4 | Industry (Software Company M), Cluster C | Xeon 12c; 12,240 cores; details |
| 4 | 140.4 | Irish Centre for High-End Computing, Fionn | Ivy Bridge & Sandy Bridge; 8,432 cores; Xeon Phi & K20X; details |
| 5 | 128.1 | Industry (Software Company M), Cluster D | Opteron 6c; 23,316 cores; details |
| 6 | 37.83 | Industry (HPC), Unnamed Cluster | Intel; 1,720 cores; details |
| 7 | 16.59 | Trinity College Dublin, Centre for High Performance Computing, Boyle | Xeon 6c; 160 cores; Phi; details |
| 8(N) | 13.152*** | Tyndall National Institute, Tyndall HPC | Opteron; 2,740 CPUs; details |
| 9(U) | 12.5 | University College Dublin, Unnamed Cluster | Intel 12c; 384 cores; details |
| 10(U) | 12.1 | University College Dublin, Research IT, Sonic | Xeon 6c & 8c; 1,360 cores; Tesla; details |
| 11 | 10.95 | Trinity College Dublin, School of Chemistry, Pople | Xeon 8c; 352 cores; details |
| 12 | 10.02 | Trinity College Dublin, Green Data Centre, Seagull | Xeon 8c; 320 cores; details |
Low Rmax List (< 10 TFlop/s)
| Rank | Rmax (Tflop/s) | Site & Machine | Hardware |
|---|---|---|---|
| 13 | 9.27* | Trinity College Dublin, Centre for High Performance Computing, Parsons | Intel 4c; 1,104 cores; details |
| 14 | 9* | Trinity College Dublin, Centre for High Performance Computing, Kelvin | Intel 6c; 1,200 cores; details |
| 15 | 8.9* | Trinity College Dublin, Centre for High Performance Computing, Lonsdale | Opteron 6c; 1,232 cores; details |
| 16 | 8.37** | Seagate, tesla | Intel; 64 processors; Tesla; details |
| 17 | 7.7** | Queens University Belfast, Dell Cluster | Xeon 4c; 912 cores; Tesla; details |
| 18 | 7.6 | University College Dublin, Engineering and Physics, Pascal | Intel 4c; 736 cores; details |
| 19 | 5.4* | Trinity College Dublin, School of Computer Science & Statistics Cluster | Xeon 4c & 6c; 864 cores; details |
| 20(N) | 5**** | University College Dublin, Speedy | Opeteron 16c; details |
| 21 | 4.5** | University College Dublin, School of Mathematical Sciences - Orr2 | Opteron 16c / Xeon 4c / Xeon/6c; 376 cores; K20; details |
| 22 | 3.24* | National University of Ireland, Maynooth, Sioc | Xeon 4c; 344 cores; details |
| 23 | 1.21* | Trinity College Dublin, Centre for High Performance Computing, Crusher | Intel 4c; 144 cores; details |
| 24 | 0.86* | Queens University Belfast, Windows HPCS | Xeon; 128 cores; details |
| 25 | 0.67* | University of Limerick, Materials & Surface Science Institute, AMPS (Boyle) | Xeon 4c; 160 cores; details |
| 26 | 0.67* | University of Limerick, Materials & Surface Science Institute, AMPS (Boole) | Xeon 4c; 160 cores; details |
| 27(N) | 0.65 | University College Dublin, Research IT, Matlab Cluster | Xeon; 64 cores; details |
- N = New entry
- U = Upgrade
- Total CPU Cores > 86,500
- Total accelerator cores > 106,000
- Combined performance: >1.46 PFlops/s.
All performance figures are Linpack (HPL) runs, except:
* Calculated using HPL Calculator
** Manual calculation (84% peak system efficiency)
*** Rocks Cluster Register figure
**** Preliminary figure
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