Florida Advanced Computing Consortium A vision and a plan for research computing in Florida.

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Florida Advanced Computing Consortium A vision and a plan for research computing in Florida

Goals Support research computing Leverage expertise Maximize external funding Increase efficiency

Research Computing Understood in the broadest sense o large data sets o high throughput  cloud computing, virtual machines/clusters/networks o heterogeneous parallelism  MPI, OpenMP, CUDA, OpenCL, FPGA

People over hardware Expertise trumps hardware o need talented people o advanced education o constant training Radical collaboration o workshops o teleconferences

New algorithms New problems o increasing complexity o large data sets Need new approaches o new algorithms o new implementations  new code: professional grade  not graduate student quality

Statewide effort Starting with the Sunshine Grid Build a statewide infrastructure o Bigger universities start o All universities, faculty and their students benefit Florida Advanced Computing Consortium

FACC Create a formal organization o Do not duplicate on-campus activities o Provide coordination o fundamentally a distributed organization Type I Center? o under the Board of Governors

FACC is distributed Does not own assets o All assets are owned by member universities Does not have employees o All work is done by employees of members Member universities must commit to support FACC

Business model core Copy from other institutions Provide a core set of assets o people, storage, clusters, networks o needed for stability o funded by the 5 major players:  FSU, UCF, UF, UM, USF Provide local staff

Business model build-out Build on that with extra funds o faculty at the 5 major players o provosts, deans and faculty at the smaller institutions o use startup and grant funds o buy hardware and expert-FTE All member institutions must provide some local support staff

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Who is Served by FACC? Public and Private Universities Medical institutions throughout the state State Government organizations Industry

Other State-wide Efforts Indiana University’s supercomputer bolsters state economy* o A project conducted by medical information aggregator PearlDiver Technologies, Inc., and Indiana University is anticipated to boost the state’s economy. * Healthcare IT News

Other State-wide Efforts LONI (Louisiana Optical Network Initiative) installed six clusters at the six LONI member campuses o LSU o University of Louisiana Lafayette o University of New Orleans o Southern University, Louisiana Tech o Tulane "These enhancements to LONI's computing power will make the network particularly attractive to the kinds of companies we need here to energize our state's high-tech economy.” “That's why we're leveraging the state's investment in LONI by reserving 10 percent of the grid's computational power for the creation and retention of hightech jobs.” o Governor Kathleen Blanco

Think Outside the Box Run Florida’s Sunshine Grid on the Sun or other renewable energy o Use clean energy to host data centers o Solar Air Conditioning o Solar Power o Wind or ocean currents Increased efficiencies of compute and data storage through partnerships with industry and academia

Seem Far Fetch? Solar-Powered Datacenter Launches in Green Internet Network, June 29, 2010 Massachusetts Green High Performance Compute Center, will be run mostly on Hydro and Wind generate power o Joint effort BU, Harvard, MIT, MASSU, NE Syracuse University, Green Data Center receives honorable mention in international competition

What’s the Future of Research Computing Anyone’s Guess o All in the “Cloud”? o Will it be GPUs or CPUs? Sure bets o Agile to accommodate different hardware o Staffed to support leading edge apps o Equipped to support data deluge

What you can do to help Provide strong support for another New Florida Submission o This time the focus would be on acquiring hardware assets Provide some form of matching to demonstrate to BOG Univ Commitments o staffing o funds for support What other things could your University bring? o Shared Instruments o High profile projects o Outreach FACC is a container for things like the Sunshine Grid o Other FACC possible “products”?