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Page 1: © 2002 IBM Corporation Rocky Mountain Supercomputing Centers Creating a technology future worthy of Montana… in Supercomputing Centers Title slide June

© 2002 IBM Corporation

Rocky Mountain Supercomputing Centers “Creating a technology future worthy of Montana…” in Supercomputing Centers

June 2009 Dr. Alex Philp

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Rocky Mountain Supercomputing Centers, Inc.

Executive Summary (v05) © 2009 RMSC

The Great American Supercomputing Desert

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Rocky Mountain Supercomputing Centers, Inc.

Executive Summary (v05) © 2009 RMSC

Why a supercomputing cyberinfrastructure?Computational Needs of Technical, Scientific, Digital Media &

Business Applications Approach or Exceed the Petaflop/s Range

CFD Wing Simulation 2.1 x 1014 FLOPS

CFD Full Plane Simulation

8.7 x 1024 FLOPS

Digital Movies &Special Effects

2.7 x 1019 FLOPS

Source: Pixar

Source: A. Jameson, et al

Modeling the optimized deployment of 10,000 part

2.4 x 1015 FLOPS

Spare Parts Inventory Planning

Source: B. Dietrich, IBM

Source: AGM, LGC, M-OSRP

M-OSRP Seismic 45 x 1015 FLOPS

Intelligent Oilfield 1.7 x 1021 FLOPS

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Rocky Mountain Supercomputing Centers, Inc.

Executive Summary (v05) © 2009 RMSC

How fast is a Teraflop?

Teraflop or TFLOPS–1012 (a million million or trillion) floating-point operations per

second It takes 32,000 years for a trillion seconds to tick away.

For example, the San Diego Supercomputer Center (SDSC) uses the IBM Blue Gene/L supercomputer with a peak performance of 17.2 TFLOPS. It would take a person operating a hand-held calculator more than 500,000 years to do the numeric calculations this supercomputer completes every second.

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RMSC Executive Summary

...is to establish Montana as a recognized leader in the execution of the next-generation super-computing business model as a fundamental component of Montana’s economic engine.

...is to enable next-generation discoveries, advancements and solutions for commercial, academic and governmental customers through the use of supercomputing applications and on demand services.

Public Sector– State & Local Government

– Federal Delegation

– Academia (e.g., MUS)

– Others (e.g., INL)

Federal SectorNon-Profits & NGOs

Private Sector– IBM Corporation

– Microsoft Corporation

– Cisco Systems

– (others pending)

Tribes & First Nations Centers of Excellence

Stakeholders Mission

Vision Scope

Montana Initiative: Local, Tribal, Regional,

International partnerships & collaborations

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RMSC in a Nutshell

Transactional Model

Business Model Private-public partnership

creating the new “Globally Integrated Community”

Economic Development Orgs Tribal interests linked Centers of Excellence (COEs) for

Academia, R&D, Indian Country, Private & Public Sectors

RMSC is Montana’s “Transaction & Information Broker” for HPC, Visualization & Supercomputing

State “owns” and “operates” the cyberinfrastructure resources

Customers transact via “on demand” services

Customer interact and work via a “distributed network”

Customers

Centers of Excellence

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Computing on Demand

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Executive Summary (v05) © 2009 RMSC

Advantages to Business

Enhance Competitiveness through Affordable Computing Resources

Participate in On-Demand Model for HPC Services

Decrease Risk Associated with Capital Expenditure

Stimulate Partnership, Collaboration, and Teaming

Reinforce Montana Means Business on regional, national, and international scale

Attract and Retain High-Tech, High-Paying Jobs

Leverage as Retention and Recruitment Asset

Academic, Government, and Private Teaming Relationships

Drive Use of Telecommunications Broadband Infrastructure

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Questions ?

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Dr. Alex PhilpPresident & Board ChairRMSC, Inc.Suite 31065 E. BroadwayButte, MT 59701406-370-2262 [email protected]://www.rmscinc.org

Earl J. DoddSr. Consultant to RMSCIBM CorporationTwo RiverwayHouston, TX 77056 713-446-4963 Mobile406-533-6733 RMSC [email protected]@rmscinc.orghttp://www.rmscinc.org