Purdue's Rosen Center for Advanced Computing (RCAC)

What an amazing event! Huge shout out to everyone that helped make #SC24 so great this year. The team from Purdue University and the Rosen Center for Advanced Computing had a packed week! We were thrilled to have had a chance to showcase all the amazing things happening on Purdue’s campus. Throughout the week we had multiple talks in our booth. Thank you to those who traveled to Atlanta to tell the #HPC community about what you do. Many attendees came to see us, but thanks to Purdue for Life Foundation, we were able to host an amazing Family Night celebrating all the wonderful #Purdue alumni at the conference. We were also excited to participate in multiple Women In High Performance Computing events, as well as showcase RCAC’s expertise through talks and presentations given beyond our booth. Overall, it was a very successful week for us, and a very impressive showing from Purdue. Again, thanks to everyone who helped make this week special. #BOILERUP!

Purdue University’s newest community cluster Gautschi?has debuted at number 157 on the?#Top500 list?of the world’s most powerful #supercomputers. “Thanks to Purdue’s continued investment in high-performance computing, Gautschi will provide the resources needed to recruit faculty as part of Purdue Computes, and to enable new discoveries in artificial intelligence. We look forward to supporting our faculty and students in applying this system to their research and learning”, says Preston Smith, Executive Director of the Rosen Center for Advanced Computing in Purdue IT, and Director of Computing Infrastructure for the Institute for Physical AI.

Join us for our final day of talks at #SC24! Stop by Booth #3348 to learn about AnvilGPT, the Quantum Collaborative, and two of the four Anvil REU projects from this past summer. See you there! https://lnkd.in/gpD8pE7V

We are excited for day two at #SC24! Stop by and see us at booth #3348. Talks start today at 10:30, and Family Night runs from 4-6 pm! The booth will be staffed during all exhibit hours. https://lnkd.in/gpD8pE7V

Purdue University’s newest community cluster, Gautschi, has debuted at number 157 on the Top500 list of the world’s most powerful supercomputers, which was announced this week at SC24, the International Conference for High-Performance Computing, Networking, Storage and Analysis. Gautschi also ranks number 43 on the Green500 list of the most energy-efficient supercomputers in the world. The Gautschi cluster features cutting-edge technology for traditional modeling and simulation applications while also offering NVIDIA's top-tier solutions for AI applications. Gautschi, named after Walter Gautschi, professor emeritus of computer science and mathematics, is Purdue’s most powerful cluster built so far, with a peak performance of 10.86 petaFLOPs. https://lnkd.in/g5Er7_iV

We were thrilled to have Dr. Nicola Fox, Associate Administrator for the Science Mission Directorate at NASA - National Aeronautics and Space Administration stop by the Purdue booth at #SC24 and experience the Purdue Envision Center Collab XR program. If you are at SC and would like a demo, please come see us at Booth #3348!

Over 17,500 attendees at #SC24 - high performance computing conference in Atlanta. If you’re here, stop by the Purdue University Purdue's Rosen Center for Advanced Computing (RCAC) booth on the exhibit floor and say hello and see what exciting research we are doing!

We are excited to return to the show floor at #SC24 and can't wait to see so many familiar faces! Stop by and see us at booth #3348. Talks start today at 10:30. The booth will be staffed during all exhibit hours. https://lnkd.in/gpD8pE7V

Purdue University is excited to be once again a part of?SC 24, The International Conference for High Performance Computing, Networking, Storage, and Analysis. Our team will be physically present this year in Atlanta, Georgia from November 17-22, stop by Purdue University Booth #3348 and say hi! Learn more about our conference participation at https://lnkd.in/gpD8pE7V

In collaboration with the Institute for Physical AI (IPAI), Purdue University’s Rosen Center for Advanced Computing (RCAC) now offers a powerful new feature in its artificial intelligence software services—Purdue GenAI Studio. Purdue GenAI Studio is a large language model (LLM) service that makes open-source LLM models like LLaMA accessible to anyone at Purdue. Unlike other LLM services, Purdue GenAI Studio is hosted entirely on-premises using resources within Purdue’s community cluster supercomputers. This means researchers have more democratized access to LLMs, as well as more control. And the best part? During its pilot stage, Purdue GenAI is free to use. Click the link to learn more! https://lnkd.in/gNWixHBb