THE NAPLES GROUP: RESOURCES SCoPE Datacenter of more than 3.000 CPU/core and 300TB including infiniband and MPI Library in supporting Fast Simulation activy.

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THE NAPLES GROUP: RESOURCES SCoPE Datacenter of more than CPU/core and 300TB including infiniband and MPI Library in supporting Fast Simulation activy and the “Electron Cloud Effects in SuperB” in collaboration with the Frascati Group and with Dr. Theo Demma Tier2 of Atlas About CPU that support the superbvo.org VO for Fast Sim A Farm of 12 Server PowerEdge R510 With 10Gbit/s network dedicate for R&D activity New NVIDIA PCI EXPANDER with 4 Tesla GPGPU for R&D

THE NAPLES GROUP: ACTIVITY Development of the Multilevel Monitoring System for all the main aspect: Data, Computing, Storage, Network and Middleware Software Distribution Framework for SuperB CVMFS In testing Study New Computing topology using GPGPU Designing and promoting the new distributed computer facility in south Italy (Pon RECAS 2011 INFN,UNINA, and UNIBA) R&D In Storage and data Management- New Cluster Setup and new network topology.

THE RECAS PROJECT

Characteristics of the «call for projects» P.O.N. (National Operational Programme) is funded by EU Funding is strictly limited to 4 southern regions Project to be presented by Aug. 11th Funding request: min 15 M€, max 45 M€ Only for «large» infrastructure, including grid About 9,5% is for educational purposes

Characteristics of our project Amount requested: 44,5 M€ Partecipants: – INFN (NA, BA, CT, CS) – UniNA – UniBA INFN: 22,5; UniNA: 11 M€; UniBA: 11 M€ 3

Key persons L. Merola (NA - head, empowering project) R. Bellotti (BA – head, educational project) G. Russo (NA - relationship with funding agency; proposal submission and follow-up) One administrative officer for each partner

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