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Center for Computational Science and
Technology
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Argonne operates the Center for Computational Science and Technology
(CCST), a supercomputing facility for high-end computational science and computer science
research. The CCST systems include computing and visualization resources as well as
storage resources. Primary CCST machines include:
- a 128-node SGI Origin 2000 focused on large-scale shared memory programming and high-end
visualization;
- a 98-node IBM Scalable POWERparallel system for distributed computation;
- and a terascale data storage facility.
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| Computing Resources |
Visualization Resources |
Storage Resources |
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- Yukon, SGI
Origin 2000
- Tundra, SGI Origin 2000
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- ADSM Hierarchical
Storage System
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| Software |
Software that can be used, in general, with all
CCST resources. For information on what software is available on a particular
resource, see that machine's pages. |
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| Research |
Review summaries of current and past projects
conducted with the facilities of the CCST, as well as guidelines for current research
reports. All CCST users are now required to sumbit
a summary annually. |
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| Publications |
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| General Information |
Questions about the CCST in general can be sent
to systems@mcs.anl.gov. Any problems with the
CCST resources should be sent to the address for that resource. More information is also available about the Mathematics and Computer Science Division of Argonne National Laboratory which maintains the CCST. |
