POWER
POWER is an IBM Power-processor based system run by the High Performance Computing Group of Penn State's Academic Services and Emerging Technologies (ASET) in partnership with Penn State's Institute for Computational Science.
Hardware
POWER consists of the following hardware:
1 login node
- IBM p505 1U Rackmount Box
- 1 1.65 GHz Dual Core IBM POWER 5 Processor
- 2 GB of ECC RAM
1 base node
- 4 IBM p570 4u Rackmount Boxes
- 114 GB of ECC RAM
- 1 Compute LPAR (power1.hpc.aset.psu.edu)
- 3 1.65 GHz Dual Core IBM POWER 5 Processors
- 50 GB of ECC RAM
- 1 Interactive LPAR (power2.hpc.aset.psu.edu)
- 3 1.65 GHz Dual Core IBM Power 5 Processors with SMT enabled
- 50 GB of ECC RAM
Obtaining an Account
To obtain an account on POWER you first need to be sure
that you have a Penn State Access Account. If you do not, you will need
to work with the ITS Accounts
Services group to get one.
If you have a Penn State Access Account already, send an email to Jason
Holmes at jholmes@psu.edu requesting your POWER account. Please be sure
to include your Penn State Access Account userid and any special requests
you may have.
Please send questions or suggestions about this web page to beatnic@aset.psu.edu
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