TACC Accepts Cornelis CN5000 Upgrade to Accelerate Scientific Computing on Stampede3
TACC Accepts Cornelis CN5000 Upgrade to Accelerate Scientific Computing on Stampede3
National Science Foundation-approved deployment upgrades more than 600 compute nodes and delivers up to 71% performance improvements for scientific computing workloads.
Summary:
TACC formally accepted a CN5000 fabric upgrade supporting the Stampede3 supercomputer.
Upgrade deploys Cornelis CN5000 networking technology across more than 600 compute nodes.
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