UVM Vermont Advanced Computing Core (VACC): Providing big data computational services for cutting-edge research
The UVM Vermont Advanced Computing Core (VACC) facilitates discovery by providing rapid access to large-scale advanced computing infrastructure while offering responsive technical support to our researchers.
We also provide tools and instruction allowing for the inclusion of high-performance computing in the classroom.
Are you a researcher?
Contact us at vacc@uvm.edu to discuss your specific computing needs in the earliest stages of your research.
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DeepGreen
A massively parallel cluster composed of over 70 GPUs capable of over 8 petaflops of mixed precision calculations based on the NVIDIA Tesla V100 architecture. Its hybrid design can expedite high-throughput artificial intelligence and machine learning workflows.
This project is funded by an award from the National Science Foundation, Major Research Instrumentation.
Bluemoon
A multi-thousand-core, high-performance computing cluster, modeled after national supercomputing centers, supporting large-scale computation, low-latency networking for MPI workloads, large memory systems, and high-performance parallel filesystems.
This computing cluster can handle a wide range of researcher software and computational needs.