Betzy
Named after Mary Ann Elizabeth (Betzy) Stephansen, the first Norwegian women to be awarded a doctorate degree.
The most powerful supercomputer in Norway
Betzy is a BullSequana XH2000, provided by Atos, and will give Norwegian researchers more than 5 times more capacity than previously, with a theoretical peak performance of 6.2 PetaFlops. The supercomputer, which will be placed at NTNU in Trondheim, will be available to users during the second half of 2020.
| Details | Betzy |
|---|---|
| System | BullSequana XH2000 |
| Max Floating point performance, double | 6.2 Petaflops |
| Number of compute nodes | 1344 |
| CPU type | AMD® Epyc™ 7742 2.25GHz |
| CPU cores in total | 172032 |
| CPU cores per node | 128 |
| Memory in total | 336 TiB |
| Memory per node | 256 GiB |
| Operating System | Red Hat Enterprise Linux 7 |
| Total disc capacity | 2.5 PB |
| Interconnect | InfiniBand HDR 100, Dragonfly+ topology |
| Top500 June 2020 | 56th place \@ 1250 nodes, 76% efficiency |
Almost all components are liquid cooled resulting in a very high cooling efficiency, 95% of heat being captured to water.
Pilot projects
For pilot project please check out the short getting started guide here.
No network access on compute nodes
According to our security policy, compute nodes shall not have direct access to
the public internet. This means that commands like git clone or conda
install or pip install, updating Git submodules, fetching data from web
sources, etc., will not work on compute nodes.