Rate reductions, access to more free resources, and two new services.

As a reminder, FSU will be closed for the Winter holiday, starting Friday, Dec 24 though Sunday, Jan 2. We will resume regular working hours on January 3.

During this break, our systems will remain online and functional. RCC staff will also respond to any critical support requests sent to support@rcc.fsu.edu as soon we are able. All non-critical support requests will be answered when we return on January 3, 2022.

On behalf of the staff here at the RCC, we wish you a fun, festive, and (as usual) high-performance holiday!

We are changing the way that we allocate compute resources on the HPC cluster to partitions. The new allocation will give owners more flexibility and may reduce job wait times.

From now on, all research groups that have purchased dedicated resources on the cluster will have access to the newest compute nodes. This change will happen automatically; RCC staff have already reconfigured several partitions.

This meeting will occur Tuesday, October 12 and is open to all faculty, staff, students, and collaborators.

This meeting will occur Tuesday, October 12 and is open to all faculty, staff, students, and collaborators.

Until Fall 2021, Florida State University did not recycle 6-pack and other plastic drink can rings.

Below is a partial list of new package versions for software on the HPC that will be upgraded during the August 16 - 20 software upgrade.

Important Note: This list is not comprehensive and subject to change. We will update it as we are able to. If you have questions about a particular software package, please feel free to reach out to us.

Next week, August 16 - 20, we will upgrade the software on the HPC.

The Research Computing Center at FSU has an open position for a data-science research technology specialist. The Research Technical Specialist will provide programming consultation, technical advice, and troubleshooting support on behalf of a diverse array of researchers across the university who are engaged with Research IT.

The contractor working for FSU, Arbitron-Williams, will be working on the electrical and HVAC systems over the last weekend in May