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Data Oasis Expansion Progress

04-05-2013

Update on Data Oasis expansion As of April 5, 2013, we have completed the expansion of the SDSC Data Oasis projects space and the new filesystem is now available in production on both Gordon and Trestles (mount point is /oasis/projects/nsf). Details of the filesystem are available in the Data Oasis user guide. Please email help@xsede.org if you have any questions.


Project Storage Expansion

04-05-2013

Expansion and Policy Changes The /oasis/projects/nsf file system is available on Gordon is a non-purged resource intended for data associated with an allocation on these systems. Project Storage is provided on a per-project basis and is available for the duration of the associated compute allocation period. Data are retained for 3 months beyond the end of the project, by which time data must be migrated elsewhere. As of April 5, 2013, the SDSC Data Oasis project space expansion is complete and


Gordon Ranks No. 88

11-12-2012

Still One of World's Fastest HPC Systems Gordon, the unique data-intensive flash-based HPC resource at the San Diego Supercomputer Center (SDSC) at the University of California, San Diego, holds the 88th position in the Top500 rankings of the world's fastest supercomputers, released this week at SC12 in Salt Lake City, UT. SDSC researchers submitted an entry for Gordon using 218 teraflops per second (TFLOPS) and 12,608 cores – about 75 percent of the system. Built by SDSC researchers


HPC Wire article

09-22-2011

Appro and SDSC Gordon Supercomputer to Provide Up To 35M IOPS.


The Register Article

09-22-2011

Article in UK-based journal, The Register: Work Begins on Radical Gordon Super Flash-Computer: One of Intel's Secret Xeon E5 Testbeds, Perhaps?