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  • High Performance Computing Cluster
    Research groups from around campus and OIT have partnered to create the High Performance Computing Cluster (HPCC). The HPCC is available to any campus researcher requiring compute cycles for parallel codes and applications. To request an allocation of HPCC time, complete the online application.

  • Grid Computing
    The Lattice Project is an effort by a community of scientists at the University of Maryland to develop and deploy a comprehensive Grid system that provides sufficient computational and data resources available to an active community of scientific researchers. The Lattice Project provides the framework for running many types of scientific applications as Grid services. The Berkeley Open Infrastructure for Network Computing, BOINC, is Grid middleware for uniting individual computers, typically desktops, into a Grid system. For more information, please see the FAQs for The Lattice Project.

  • Research Data Center
    The Research Data Center houses computing hardware for groups who do not have adequate facilities within their unit. Research groups are responsible for paying installation and monthly network fees. Equipment owners provide their own technical support. Accommodations are made for both remote and physical access to equipment.

  • Data Backup Services
    You may choose to back up your research data or other data saved on your computer's hard drive using the campus's Enterprise Backup Service. OIT's data protection service is hosted by IBM's Tivoli Storage Manager (TSM) and is available for many operating platforms, including Linux, Solaris, Windows, Netware, and OS X. Protected data can be backed up nightly or done as a one-time "archive." An additional copy of the data is stored in an alternate location.

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