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| Availability: Spring 2025 | |||
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This is the page for the | This is the page for the large parallel cluster named Trillium hosted by SciNet at the University of Toronto. | ||
The Trillium cluster will be deployed in the spring of 2025. | |||
This cluster, built by Lenovo, will consist of: | |||
* 1,224 CPU nodes, each with | |||
** Two 96-core AMD EPYC “Zen5” processors (192 cores per node). | |||
** 768 GiB of memory. | |||
* 60 GPU nodes, each with | |||
** 4 x NVIDIA H100 SXM 80GB | |||
** One 96-core AMD EPYC “Zen4” processors. | |||
** 768 GiB of memory. | |||
* Nvidia “NDR” Infiniband network | |||
** 400 Gbps network bandwidth for CPU nodes | |||
** 800 Gbps network bandwidth for GPU nodes | |||
** Fully non-blocking, meaning every node can talk to every other node at full bandwidth simultaneously. | |||
* Parallel storage: 29 petabytes, all-flash, from Vast Data. | |||