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The NASA Center for Computational Sciences (NCCS) provides simulation tools and supercomputing resources for current NASA missions and the future scientific discoveries that will benefit mankind.
LATEST NEWS
- Palm/Explore is going away
- After almost three years of dedicated service to the NCCS user community, the Palm/Explore cluster will be decommissioned on September 30, 2008 and will be replaced with a new system.
- System Downtime
- 08/20/2008 Discover 0600 - 2100 ET
IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENTS
- 07/25/08:
- NCCS Offering Parallel MATLAB on Discover Cluster
- The NASA Center for Computational Sciences (NCCS) is offering a parallel version of MATLAB to its user community for evaluation. The software runs on the Discover computing cluster and is accessed through a special queue.
- 07/24/08:
- NASA Study: Cell Processor Shows Promise for Climate Modeling
- In a feasibility study funded by NASA's HEC Program, the IBM Cell Broadband Engine significantly outperformed conventional processor cores.
- 07/21/08:
- Seminar Announcement: Parallel Computing in MATLAB (8/1, 9:00 a.m. to 11:00 a.m, Bld 26/Room 205)
- This session will show you how to perform parallel computing in MATLAB using either your desktop machine or a computer cluster.
- 07/09/08:
- Upgrade Operating System on the Discover cluster from SLES-9 to SLES-10.
- The NCCS has upgraded the operating system on the Discover cluster from SLES-9 to SLES-10 on July 10, 2008.
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- Requesting an NCCS Userid
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Curator: Mason Chang, NCCS User Services Group (301-286-9120) NASA Official: Phil Webster, High-Performance Computing Lead, GSFC Code 606.2 |