SMP Cluster Overview

The SMP nodes are appropriate for programs that are parallelized using the shared memory framework. These nodes are similar to your laptop but with more CPU cores and shared memory space between them.

Key Features

  • high memory partition for nodes with up to 3 TB of shared memory

Specifications

Partition Host Architecture --constraint Nodes Cores/Node Mem/Node Mem/Core Scratch Network Node Names
smp AMD EPYC 9374F (Genoa) amd, genoa 43 64 768 GB 12 GB 3.2 TB NVMe 10GbE smp-n[214-256]
AMD EPYC 7302 (Rome) amd, rome 55 32 256 GB 8 GB 1 TB SSD 10GbE smp-n[156-210]
high-mem Intel Xeon Platinum 8352Y (Ice Lake) intel, ice_lake 8 64 1 TB 16 GB 10 TB NVMe 10GbE smp-1024-n[1-8]
Intel Xeon Platinum 8352Y (Ice Lake) intel, ice_lake 2 64 2 TB 32 GB 10 TB NVMe 10GbE smp-2048-n[0-1]
AMD EPYC 7351 (Naples) amd, naples 1 32 1 TB 32 GB 1 TB NVMe 10GbE smp-1024-n0
Intel Xeon E7-8870v4 (Broadwell) intel, broadwell 4 80 3 TB 38 GB 5 TB SSD 10GbE smp-3072-n[0-3]

Additional Features

To request a particular feature (such as an Intel host CPU), add the following directive to your job script:

#SBATCH --constraint=intel

Multiple features can be requested by providing a comma-separated list (without intervening spaces):

#SBATCH --constraint=amd,genoa