Fram
Named after the Norwegian arctic expedition ship Fram, the new Linux cluster hosted at UiT Arctic University of Norway is a shared resource for research computing capable of 1.1 PFLOP/s theoretical peak performance.
Fram is a distributed memory system which consists of 1004 dual socket and 2 quad socket nodes, interconnected with a high-bandwidth low-latency Infiniband network. The interconnect network is organized in an island topology, with 9216 cores in each island. Each standard compute node has two 16-core Intel Broadwell chips (2.1 GHz) and 64 GiB memory. In addition, 8 larger memory nodes with 512 GiB RAM and. The total number of compute cores is 32256.
Details |
Fram |
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System |
Lenovo NeXtScale nx360 |
Number of Cores |
32256 |
Number of nodes |
1004 |
CPU type |
Intel E5-2683v4 2.1 GHz |
Max Floating point performance, double |
1.1 Petaflop/s |
Total memory |
72 TiB |
Total disc capacity |
2.5 PB |