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Just a quick reminder that Facilities will be doing some electrical work in the data center, unrelated to PACE, tomorrow. We’re not expecting any issues, but there is a remote possibility...
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The first quarter of the year had passed already, and it’s time for the quarterly maintenance once again!
Our team will offline all the clusters for regular maintenance and...
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In addition to our previously scheduled maintenance day activities next tuesday, the datacenter folks are scheduling another round of electrical work during the morning of Saturday 4/21. Like the...
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We are happy to announce the availability of shared/hybrid queues for all sharing rhel6 clusters. Please run “/opt/pace/bin/pace-whoami” to see which of these queues you have...
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Mathworks is offering us a very interesting webinar:
“Parallel Computing with MATLAB on Multicore Desktops and GPUs ”
Friday, March 30, 2012
2:00 PM EDT
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Current Overall Status: [status.oit.gatech.edu]
Scheduled Maintenance Dates:
July 17, 2012
October 16, 2012
For detailed information on specific clusters, check out the cluster status pages for the Georgia Tech Grid.
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