The High-Performance Computing (HPC) group maintains a wide range of computational resources to fit your needs. All are Linux compute clusters, each attached to large storage platforms to support intensive data research.
Each cluster is configured to meet the needs of its main users, with various operating CPUs and GPUs. Currently, Iris is the primary cluster designated for new HPC research requests. Iris is a top-10 IO500 supercomputer available to researchers at MSK and Sloan Kettering institute. Requests for alternate clusters are reviewed on a case-by-case basis depending on the research requirements and cluster availability.
- For access to HPC systems, visit the Getting Started page.
- You can request a new Iris user account here.
- For more information, see our internal SharePoint site here.
Acknowledging HPC contribution and support in your publication
If your work relied on HPC resources (Iris, Juno, Lilac, and/or storage) or our team contributed with technical (compute, storage, AI) consulting, please include this text in your paper acknowledgements:
“This work utilized resources from the High-Performance Computing Group at Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center.”