GannettPeak

The GannettPeak Compute Environment, formerly AI4WY (Advanced Infrastructure to Accelerate Impact of AI through Applications and Innovation for Wyoming), is a high-performance computing (HPC) cluster consisting of NVIDIA’s Hopper GPUs with ARM CPUs onto a single chip with fast memory interconnect. This unique architecture addresses critical computing challenges related to data movement and energy consumption through the Grace Hopper architecture, which integrates high-bandwidth coherent data transfers between CPU and GPU. The cluster was funded through an award from the NSF. Read more about the award details here.

• Getting Started

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  Learn how to access the GannettPeak cluster and begin running your applications. Follow our step-by-step guide to set up your account and submit your first job.

  Getting started

• Filesystem and Directories

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  Understand the structure of the GannettPeak filesystem, including home directories, scratch space, and project storage. Learn about best practices for organizing your files and managing storage quotas.

  Filesystem Overview

• Hardware Details

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  Get information about the GannettPeak hardware, including the GPUs, CPUs, memory, and overall system architecture.

  Hardware Details

• Running Jobs

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  Learn how to submit and manage jobs on the GannettPeak cluster using Slurm. This section covers job submission scripts and job monitoring.

  Running Jobs

• Software Modules

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  Learn how to load and manage software modules on the GannettPeak cluster. This section covers module commands and environment management.

  Software Modules

• Transferring Data

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  Learn how to transfer data to and from the GannettPeak cluster. This section covers using tools like sftp, rsync, and Globus.

  Transferring Data

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