GATech GPU cluster (Nexus)
Resource Type
Compute
Latest Status
coming soon
Description

Nexus is a collaborative computing platform jointly developed by the Georgia Institute of Technology (Georgia Tech) and the National Center for Supercomputing Applications (NCSA). It enables researchers to move seamlessly between local and national computing environments, combining AI, data science, and simulation into a unified, adaptive ecosystem. Nexus lowers barriers to high-performance computing, making advanced cyberinfrastructure accessible to a broader scientific community.

The resource will include
16 x DGX B200 nodes, each with 2TB of memory and 8 x Nvidia B200 GPUs
32 x RTX Blackwell with 2TB memory and 8 x Nvidia RTX Blackwell Pro GPUs
6 x RTX Blackwell with 1TB memory and 8 x Nvidia RTX Blackwell Pro GPUs
for a total of 128 B200 GPUs and 304 RTX Blackwell Pro GPUs.

User Guide URL
https://nexus.gatech.edu/docs/user-guide
Features
Is an ACCESS Allocated Production Compute resource
General compute use
Resource is allocated by ACCESS
Resource is allocated by the Resource Provider
An intuitive, innovative, and interactive interface to remote computing resources
Provides Globus data transfer and data sharing services for local storage
Support for Science Gateways
NSF ACSS Category 1 Resources
Traditional high-performance computing cluster for running batch jobs
Organization Name
Georgia Institute of Technology
Global Resource ID
nexus-gpu.gatech.access-ci.org