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3 Rogers_NCCS_Hardware_SC07 Hardware roadmap As it looks to the future, the National Center for Computational Sciences expects to lead the accelerating field of high-performance computing. Upgrades will boost Jaguar’s performance to 250 teraflops by the end of 2007, followed by installation of two separate petascale systems in 2009.

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Page 1: Presented by NCCS Hardware Jim Rogers Director of Operations National Center for Computational Sciences

Presented by

NCCS Hardware

Jim RogersDirector of Operations

National Center for Computational Sciences

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4512 quad-core

processors @2.3 GHz

18,048 GB Memory

TRACKII

2048 quad-core

processors @850 MHz 4096 GB Memory

BLUE/GENE P IBM LINUXNSTG

(56)3 GHz76 GB

Memory4.5 TB

VISUALIZATIONCLUSTER

(128)2.2 GHz128 GB Memory9 TB

CRAY XIEPHOENIX

(1,024)0.5 GHz

2 TB Memory44 TB

NCCS resourcesN

etw

ork

rout

ers

UltraScience

10 GigE

1 GigE

Control network

7 Systems

October 2007summary

Scientific visualization lab

Supercomputers

51,110 CPUs68 TB Memory

336 TFlops

Total shared disk 250.5 TB

5 PBdata storage 35 megapixels

Powerwall

Test systems• 96-processor Cray XT3

Evaluation platforms• 144-processor Cray XD1 with FPGAs

• SRC Mapstation• Clearspeed• BlueGene (at ANL)

5 PB

Backup storage

(23,662) 2.6GHz

45 TB Memory900 TB

CRAY XT4JAGUAR

IBMHPSS

5 TB

Many storagedevices

supported

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Hardware roadmapAs it looks to the future, the National Center for Computational Sciences expects to lead the accelerating field of high-performance computing. Upgrades will boost Jaguar’s performance to 250 teraflops by the end of 2007, followed by installation of two separate petascale systems in 2009.

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Jaguar system specifications54 TF 100 TF 250 TF 1.000 TF

Compute processors

5,212 Dual-core 2.6 GHz Opteron

11,508 Dual-core2.6 GHz Opterons

7,816 Quad-core Opterons

24,000 Multi-core Opterons

SIO processors

82 Single-core 2.4 GHz Opteron

116 Dual-core2.6 GHz Opteron

124 Dual-core Opteron

544 Quad-core Opteron

Memory per socket/total

4 GB /

20 TB total system

4 GB /

45 TB total system

8 GB /

63 TB total system

32 GB /

768 TB total system

Interconnect bandwidth per socket

Seastar 1

1.8 GB/s

Seastar 2

4.0 GB/s

Seastar 2

4.0 GB/sGemini

Disk space 120 TB 900 TB 900 TB 5-15 PB

Disk bandwidth 14 GB/s 5 GB/s Total 55 GB/s 240 GB/s

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Phoenix – Cray X1E

Ultra-high bandwidth Globally addressable

memory Addresses large-scale

problems that cannot be done on any other computer

CRAY X1E: 1,024 vector processors, 18.5 TF

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Today:

Jaguar – Cray XT4

120 TF Cray XT4 2.6 GHz dual-core

AMD Opteron processors

11,508 compute nodes

900 TB disk 124 cabinets Currently partitioned as 96 cabinets of catamount

and 32 cabinets of compute node linux November 2007: All cabinets compute node linux

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Cray XT4 scalable architecture

Jaguar – Cray XT4 architecture

Designed to scale to 10,000s of processors

Measured MPI bandwidth of 1.8 GB/s

3-D torus topology

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Phoenix – Cray X1EPhoenix Utilization by Discipline

100

Oct Dec Feb Apr Jun Aug

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(%)

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AstroAtomicBiologyChemistryClimateFusionIndustryMaterialsOther

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Jaguar – Cray XT4Jaguar Utilization by Discipline

100

Oct Dec Feb Apr Jun Aug

Util

izat

ion

(%)

90

80

70

60

50

40

30

20

10

0

AstroBiologyChemistryClimate

FusionIndustryMaterials

Other

Combustion

Nuclear

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Contact

Jim RogersDirector of OperationsNational Center for Computational Sciences(865) [email protected]

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