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Franklin (Cray XT4)

Franklin, named in honor of Benjamin Franklin, is a Cray XT4 massively parallel processing system with 38,128 Opteron compute cores and a peak performance of 356 TFlops/sec. Franklin is currently listed as the 7th most powerful supercomputer in the world. [MORE]

Franklin News and Status

I/O Upgrade and System Stabilization
Current System Status: UP
Status Updates (MOTD)
E-mail Announcement Archive
Timeline of Changes
NERSC Availability Log

Job Info (For NERSC Users, Requires Authentication)

Queue Display (10 minute updates)
Completed Jobs (Updated daily at 03:00 PDT)
Summary Statistics
Daily Usage

Getting Started

NERSC New User Guide
Network Access
Accounts
Migrating from Bassi
Migrating from Jacquard

Programming

Overview

File Storage and Data Transfer

Franklin File Systems
Archival Storage (HPSS)
Data Transfer

Upcoming Franklin Events

The next two Franklin scheduled maintenances will be on Tuesdays, May 12 and May 19, from 7am to 11 am PDT.

NERSC is working through May to improve Franklin's stability and enhance the I/O bandwidth to scratch file systems. [DETAILS]

Getting Help

Passwords
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How to Get Help at NERSC
Contact Us

Software

Overview

Running Jobs

Overview

Performance

Tools
I/O Performance Tips
Application-Based System Monitoring


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