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Welcome to the technical documentation for the Tycho high performance computing resources. See [https://nbi.ku.dk/english/research_infrastructure/tycho-supercomputer/ the Infrastructure page] at NBI for a non-technical overview of the cluster. | Welcome to the technical documentation for the Tycho high performance computing resources. See [https://nbi.ku.dk/english/research_infrastructure/tycho-supercomputer/ the Infrastructure page] at NBI for a non-technical overview of the cluster. | ||
Tycho contain in total more 10,000 CPU cores and | Tycho contain in total more than 10,000 CPU cores and 21 data center class GPUs. The cluster is complemented by a 1,300 TB data storage archive and a number of powerful analysis machines used as frontends for the cluster and for pre- and post-prcessing. Current FP64 peak performance is 443 TFlops from the CPUs and 276 TFlops from the GPUs. The GPUs are even more powerful at lower precision having 700 TFlops FP32 performance, and more than 18 PFlops of FP16 Tensor core performance for machine learning workloads. | ||
Tycho is hosted at the [http://www.dcsc.ku.dk/: High Performance Computing center] at the faculty of SCIENCE, University of Copenhagen. | Tycho is hosted at the [http://www.dcsc.ku.dk/: High Performance Computing center] at the faculty of SCIENCE, University of Copenhagen. | ||
===First steps=== | |||
Please visit the [[first steps]] page to get started | Please visit the [[first steps]] page to get started | ||
Overview | ===Overview=== | ||
* [[Acknowledging the use of Tycho in articles and presentations]] | |||
* [[Getting Help]] | * [[Getting Help]] | ||
* [[Mattermost discussion forum]] | * [[Mattermost discussion forum]] | ||
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* [[Debugging and Profiling]] | * [[Debugging and Profiling]] | ||
* [[MPI Libraries]] | * [[MPI Libraries]] | ||
* [[Running batch jobs]] | |||
* [[Examples of SLURM scripts]] | * [[Examples of SLURM scripts]] | ||
* [[Codes]] | * [[Codes]] | ||
* | * [[Adding a second IP Address]] | ||
* [[Setting up One-Time-Password Access before travelling]] | |||
* [[FAQs]] | |||
===Scientific Software=== | |||
* [[Module system]] | |||
* [[Running Mathematica on compute nodes]] | * [[Running Mathematica on compute nodes]] | ||
* [[GRChombo]] | |||
Latest revision as of 07:00, 14 March 2025
Welcome to the technical documentation for the Tycho high performance computing resources. See the Infrastructure page at NBI for a non-technical overview of the cluster.
Tycho contain in total more than 10,000 CPU cores and 21 data center class GPUs. The cluster is complemented by a 1,300 TB data storage archive and a number of powerful analysis machines used as frontends for the cluster and for pre- and post-prcessing. Current FP64 peak performance is 443 TFlops from the CPUs and 276 TFlops from the GPUs. The GPUs are even more powerful at lower precision having 700 TFlops FP32 performance, and more than 18 PFlops of FP16 Tensor core performance for machine learning workloads.
Tycho is hosted at the High Performance Computing center at the faculty of SCIENCE, University of Copenhagen.
First steps
Please visit the first steps page to get started
Overview
- Acknowledging the use of Tycho in articles and presentations
- Getting Help
- Mattermost discussion forum
- Being a good HPC user
- Accessing Tycho
- Using Jupyter notebooks on the frontends
- Visual Studio Remote Development
- Virtual Desktop
- Hardware
- Erda
- Using GPUs
- Compilers
- Debugging and Profiling
- MPI Libraries
- Running batch jobs
- Examples of SLURM scripts
- Codes
- Adding a second IP Address
- Setting up One-Time-Password Access before travelling
- FAQs
Scientific Software
Consult the User's Guide for information on using the wiki software.