Sir Isaac Newton
(1643-1727)

The Newton Visualization Cluster is named in honor of Sir Isaac Newton who developed a theory of color based on the observation that a prism decomposes white light into the many colors of the visible spectrum.

Currently, the Newton GPU cluster consists of:

  • 10 nodes each with dual NVIDIA Tesla V100 16GB PCIe GPUs (via U.S. DoD Army DURIP funding)
  • 11 nodes each with dual NVIDIA Tesla V100 32GB PCIe GPUs (via UCF Tech Fee funding, and UCF Faculty contributions)
  • 29 nodes each with dual NVIDIA Tesla H100 80GB PCIe GPUs (via U.S. Dept. of Commerce Economic Development Agency funding)
  • Interactive visualization node with triple NVIDIA GTX980 GPUs driving 80-inch 3-D display
  • 100Gb EDR/HDR InfiniBand interconnect

In addition, the UCF ARCC also provides:

  • 600TB of configured storage
  • 20Gb connection to UCF campus core network
  • 250kW power with an uninterruptible power supply and generator
  • 100 tons of dedicated cooling
About the UCF ARCC:

The University of Central Florida (UCF) Advanced Research Computing Center is managed by the Institute for Simulation and Training, with subsidies from the UCF Provost and Vice President for Research and Commercialization, for the use by all UCF faculty and their students. Collaboration with other universities and industry is also possible.

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UCF Advanced Research Computing Center
3039 Technology Parkway, Suite 220
Orlando, FL 32826
P: 407-882-1147

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