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 Compute Canada began to renew its infrastructure in 2016. The first phase of the new deployment is composed of four new clusters, called [[CC-Cloud Resources|Arbutus]], [[Cedar]], [[Graham]], and [[Niagara]].
-[[CC-Cloud Resources|Arbutus]] (formerly known as GP1) is an extension of the West cloud. Arbutus went into service in September 2016.
+[[CC-Cloud Resources|Arbutus]] is an extension of the West cloud. Arbutus went into service in September 2016.
-[[Cedar]] (GP2) and [[Graham]] (GP3) are general purpose clusters composed of a variety of nodes including large memory nodes and nodes with accelerators. They went into service in the summer of 2017. You can log in to either one using [[SSH]] and the same password you use at ccdb.computecanada.ca. A home directory will be automatically created for you the first time you log in.
+[[Cedar]] and [[Graham]]  are general purpose clusters composed of a variety of nodes including large memory nodes and nodes with accelerators. They went into service in the summer of 2017. You can log in to either one using [[SSH]] and the same password you use at ccdb.computecanada.ca. A home directory will be automatically created for you the first time you log in.
-[[Niagara]] (LP) is a homogeneous cluster designed for large parallel jobs (>1000 cores). It entered service in March 2018.
+[[Niagara]] is a homogeneous cluster designed for large parallel jobs (>1000 cores). It entered service in March 2018.
 Your '''password''' to log in to all new national systems are the same one you use to log in to [https://ccdb.computecanada.ca/ ccdb.computecanada.ca]. Your '''username''' will be displayed at the top of your home page at [https://ccdb.computecanada.ca/ ccdb.computecanada.ca] once you've logged in there.