ACCESS (Advanced Cyberinfrastructure Coordination Ecosystem: Services & Support) is a program funded by the National Science Foundation (NSF) that provides researchers and educators with access to advanced computing, data analysis, and storage resources. It offers a variety of computing systems, such as GPUs, large-memory nodes, and storage, to support a wide range of research and educational needs. Users can apply for an allocation, which grants them project-specific resource units to utilize these resources for their research or classroom projects, without needing an NSF award.
Jetstream2 GPU is a hybrid-cloud platform that provides flexible, on-demand, virtual machines with preloaded software and root admin access. This particular portion of the resource is allocated separately from the primary resource and contains 360 NVIDIA A100 GPUs -- 4 GPUs per node, 128 AMD Milan cores, and 512gb RAM connected by 100gbps ethernet to the spine. (ACCESS Website)
User can either request access to Duke's Campus Champion allocation or request an individual project.
Duke Campus Champion allocation
The Campus Champion allocation is designed to provide instant access to compute for the Duke community. To request access email [email protected] and cc [email protected]
Requesting a project
Once logged in, head to the my project page and request a new project.