Numerical facilities
For years we have been using computational clusters to assist with time consuming numerical studies. These clusters have continued to grow in size and capabilities. Since MARCLUS4 was introduced in 2014 these computational clusters combined with our in-house software have been seen as a numerical facility for a broad range of simulations, such as Computational Fluid Dynamics (CFD) using our ReFRESCO code, but also time-domain simulations using our XMF framework.
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Timo Verwoest
Manager Digital Services
MARCLUS 4
This BULL cluster was purchased in 2014. In total the system has 4360 Intel Xeon cores and 18TB RAM available for batch computations with a central storage of 550 TB.
MARCLUS 4
This BULL cluster was purchased in 2014. In total the system has 4360 Intel Xeon cores and 18TB RAM available for batch computations with a central storage of 550 TB.
MARCLUS 5
Our latest Atos-Bull cluster, called Marclus5, was purchased in 2018. It is factor 4 faster than MARCLUS 4. It has 9000 CPU cores and 50 TB RAM available for batch computations with a central storage of 2 PB
MARCLUS 5
Our latest Atos-Bull cluster, called Marclus5, was purchased in 2018. It is factor 4 faster than MARCLUS 4. It has 9000 CPU cores and 50 TB RAM available for batch computations with a central storage of 2 PB
