TAMU ACES
Resource Type
Compute
Latest Status
production
Description

ACES is a Dell cluster with a rich accelerator testbed consisting of Intel Max GPUs (Graphics Processing Units), Intel FPGAs (Field Programmable Gate Arrays), NVIDIA H100 and A30 GPUs, NEC Vector Engines, NextSilicon co-processors, Graphcore IPUs (Intelligence Processing Units). The ACES cluster consists of compute nodes using a mix of the following processors:

Intel Xeon 8468 Sapphire Rapids processors
Intel Xeon Ice Lake 8352Y processors
Intel Xeon Cascade Lake 8268 processors
AMD Epyc Rome 7742 processors

The compute nodes are interconnected with NVIDIA NDR200 connections for MPI and access to the Lustre storage. The Intel Optane SSDs and all accelerators (except the Graphcore IPUs and NEC Vector Engines) are accessed using Liqid's composable infrustructre via PCIe (Peripheral Component Interconnect express) Gen4 and Gen5 fabrics.

Features
Is an ACCESS Allocated Production Compute resource
Resource is allocated by ACCESS
GPU use is the main purpose of this resource
Unique, innovative or non-traditional compute resource
General compute use
Composable hardware fabric
An intuitive, innovative, and interactive interface to remote computing resources
Support for Science Gateways
Agency supercomputers and advanced architecture systems
NSF ACSS Category 2 Resources
Organization Name
Texas A&M University
Global Resource ID
aces.tamu.access-ci.org