Systems and Software

This page is no longer being updated. Please see the SuperCloud System and Available Software Pages on our new Documentation Site at https://mit-supercloud.github.io/supercloud-docs/ for the most up to date information.

This page lists information about the system and available software, languages, compilers, modules, etc. This is only a partial list, so if there is anything you are interested in that isn’t listed here, please contact us.

Summary
Number of Nodes704
Total CPU Cores32000
Total GPUs448
Distributed Storage873 TB
Individual Nodes
ProcessorNodesClock RateCPU CoresNode RAMRAM per coreAccelerator TypeAccelerators
(per Node)
Accelerator RAMLocal Disk
Intel Xeon
Gold 6248
2242.5 GHz40384 GB9 GBNvidia Volta V100232 GB3.8 TB
Intel AVX512 vector unit80NA
Intel Xeon
Platinum 8260
4802.4 GHz48192 GB4 GBIntel AVX512 vector unit96NA4.4 TB
Resource Allocations
ProcessorPartitionStartingStandard
Intel Xeon
Gold 6248
xeon-g6-volta1 Nodes
(40 Cores
2 GPUs)
4 Nodes
(160 Cores
8 GPUs)
Intel Xeon
Platinum 8260
xeon-p82 Nodes
(96 Cores)
8 Nodes
(384 Cores)
  • Julia
  • Python (Anaconda available through modules)
  • Matlab(R)/Octave
  • R
  • C/C++
  • Fortran
  • Java
  • Perl 5
  • Ruby

Machine Learning Tools

  • Tensorflow
  • Pytorch

Big Data Software Stack

Middleware Software Stack

  • ARPACK
  • ATLAS
  • Boost
  • BLAS
  • FFTW
  • GraphBLAS
  • LAPAC
  • OpenMPI
  • OpenBLAS

Lincoln Laboratory Developed Software

  • gcc
  • g++
  • gfortran
  • icc

To see the most up-to-date list of currently available modules, run the command module avail. For more information about modules, see the module section on the Software and Package Management page