Medicinebow
Medicinebow is ARCC's primary on-premises cluster housed at the UW Information Technology Data Center on the University of Wyoming Campus in Laramie WY. Medicinebow is a heterogeneous cluster with a number of several specialty partitions designed to meet the UW Research Community's emerging needs for simulation, data analysis, and artificial intelligence, as well as more traditional high-performance computation tasks. Effective upon go-live (Summer, 2024), MedicineBow will be securely accessible anywhere, anytime over the web using MedicineBow OnDemand, or over SSH with a ssh key and certificate for authentication.
Frequently Referenced Documentation
Medicinebow: Start Using an ARCC HPC (Most straightforward workflow and methods)
- Technical Documentation
- Hardware & Architecture Summary
- Filesystem Structure and Navigation
- Medicinebow Software List
New Hardware on Medicinebow
Storage: Medicinebow uses the VAST data filesystem configured with over 3 petabytes of NVMe storage, including advanced block-based data deduplication expected to provide over 6PB of overall research data storage capcity.
Compute Nodes: Medicinebow adds 25 new 2x 48-core/96-thread 4th Gen AMD EPYC 9454 nodes to the existing 300 heterogeneous nodes from our Beartooth cluster.
GPU Nodes: Medicinebow includes the integration of several specialty GPU nodes including 8 x H100, 8 x L40S, and 8 x A30 GPUs available for researchers to leverage powerful GPU hardware towards deep learning, complex modeling, or otherwise intensive miscellaneous tasks. More detailed information about Medicinebow nodes is available on our Medicinebow Hardware Summary.
Improvements to infrastructure: The Medicinebow cluster features several newer GPUs running intense computations. ARCC has therefore installed more powerful infrastructure within the UW IT Data Center to maintain these nodes including liquid cooled racks and 1TBPS RoCEv2 networking.