Stanford
Institute for Computational & Mathematical Engineering

HPC Resources

The Institute for Computational and Mathematical Engineering (ICME) has built a diverse high performance compute (HPC) infrastructure for our students, faculty, and collaborators.  We aim to create a prototype center in ICME that allows researchers to test their algorithms and computer implementation on the latest architectures.  

Please Note: Absolutely no Personally Identifiable Information (PII) or Protected Health Information (PHI) can be used or stored on any of ICME systems.

ICME Clusters

Please Note:  Data is not backed up on the clusters. Be sure to safeguard your data on another system.

ICME Clusters

The ICME clusters are used by ICME students and have restricted partitions for certain courses. The nodes currently available on the ICME clusters are listed here:

Partition NameNodes Available
cpuIntel dual processor nodes, 32GB memory per node, Infiniband
gpu-pascalPascal dual GPU and dual Intel processor nodes, 192 GB memory per node, Infiniband
gpu-voltaV100 dual GPU and dual Intel processor nodes, 48GB memory per node
gpu-turingQuadro RTX 6000 (Turing arch), AMD EPYC processors, 128GB memory per node

Access

Please send email to icme-hpccenter@stanford.edu to request access. Be sure to include the name of your advisor in the request along with ICME course number if applicable.