Mahuika Extension (2022)

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In late 2022, the Mahuika HPC cluster was extended to allow a wider range of research communities to adopt HPC approaches and build digital skills within their research teams. Designed with a reduced carbon footprint in mind, the extension included: - Upgraded CPU nodes, based on AMD EPYC Milan architecture, to keep pace with ongoing growth in data, complexity of models, and a spread of computational maturity across research communities. - NVIDIA A100 Graphics Processing Unit (GPU) cards, paired with specialised software and tools for machine learning, to support more analysis at scale. - Specialised high-memory capabilities, to allow rapid simultaneous processing for faster results and insights.
Mahuika Extension
Infrastructure Name
Mahuika Extension (2022)
Public Summary
In late 2022, the Mahuika HPC cluster was extended to allow a wider range of research communities to adopt HPC approaches and build digital skills within their research teams. Designed with a reduced carbon footprint in mind, the extension included: - Upgraded CPU nodes, based on AMD EPYC Milan architecture, to keep pace with ongoing growth in data, complexity of models, and a spread of computational maturity across research communities. - NVIDIA A100 Graphics Processing Unit (GPU) cards, paired with specialised software and tools for machine learning, to support more analysis at scale. - Specialised high-memory capabilities, to allow rapid simultaneous processing for faster results and insights.
Standards
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Location / Region
Wellington
Location Type
Virtual
Operation Type
Digital infrastructure
Access Requirements
Access Description
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