Welcome to Montana Tech's High Performance Computing (HPC) Cluster
Collaborations
Montana Tech currently pays for the system support. We hope current and future researchers will incorporate the facilities into their grant proposals to fund system expansion and future support. Researchers can also propose infrastructure expansions, if funding is available.
Recent Uses
- Image Processing
- Multiphysics Simulations
- Molecular Dynamics
- Statistical Simulations
- Gene Analysis
- Teaching
What's New
- 05/01/2023: Software will be reinstalled. User accounts will be recovered upon request.
- 03/31/2023: HPC system upgraded to Rocky Linux 8 + Warewulf (stateless) from CentOS7 + xCAT (stateful).
- 03/05/2020: We have migrated to SLURM from Torque/Moab. Documentation will be updated.
- 09/01/2019: Four new compute nodes featuring the latest Xeon Platinum processors have been installed.
See more information about the HPC cluster.
See some research projects that have utilized our HPC system.
See what other HPC resources are available.
Learn how to get set up to use Montana Tech's HPC cluster.
Here are some software installed in the system-wide location.
Learn more about workshops, research intern opportunists on HPC or computational science at other universities/labs, as well as some conference information.
The copper server is a stand-alone server funded by ARL research grant. It is currently mostly used for ARL research tasks' needs, like Comsol, Matlab, ANSYS etc.
If you have questions or want access to the HPC, please reach out to Jeff Braun at jbraun@mtech.edu or Bowen Deng at bdeng1@mtech.edu, For a new account, please complete the form.