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How to access the Blanca nodes:
- Contact the Research Computing by emailingthem at rc-help@colorado.eduand request access to the Blanca nodes. Your email should contain:
- Your name
- Your identikey
- Your position(If you are faculty member, post doc, graduate student, etc.)
- Who your supervisor is, if you are not a faculty member
- What you intend to use the nodes for
- Contact the Research Computing by emailingthem at rc-help@colorado.eduand request access to the Blanca nodes. Your email should contain:
Two connected Blanca nodes are accessible to applied mathematics faculty members and graduate students for running computational jobs, which require sixteen or more cores. These machines are accessible upon request. Please familiarize yourself with the documentation before you request an account. Improper use of these machines may result in a discontinuation of the users account. Note that if you are a graduate student, you will need to have your advisor contact the IT professional and verify that they would like their student to have access.
Node Specifications:
Node type |
Specifications | Cost** | Best work loads |
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Computenode bnode05 [01-02] |
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$9,597.41/node | batch processing, high-throughput computation, and high-performance parallel/distributed computation |
GPU node bnode05 [08-09] |
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$13,604.11/node | molecular dynamics, image processing, deep learning; alternate and additional GPUs supported |
- Tutorials and Resources
Please visit Research Computing for more information