Supercomputers for academic research at IU

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Overview

At the heart of Indiana University's cyberinfrastructure are the robust, reliable supercomputing systems provided and managed by the Research Technologies division of UITS. These world-class research supercomputers, and the proven professional training, consultation, and support services Research Technologies provides, enable computing research experimentation and implementation, and amplify the talents of local and national researchers. Specific information about each IU research supercomputer is provided below.

Big Red 200

Big Red 200 is an HPE Cray EX supercomputer designed to support scientific and medical research, and advanced research in artificial intelligence, machine learning, and data analytics.

For more, see About Big Red 200 at IU.

Quartz

Quartz is Indiana University's high-throughput computing cluster. Designed to deliver large amounts of processing capacity over long periods of time, Quartz provides the advanced supercomputing performance needed to run high-end, data-intensive applications that are critical to scientific discovery and innovation.

For more, see About Quartz at IU.

Applying for accounts

To request an account on an Indiana University research system, see Get additional IU computing accounts. Account availability depends on your eligibility.

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