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  • Chameleon Changelog for August 2024

    by Mark Powers

    This month, we are excited to announce GigaIO nodes at TACC, the OpenStack Antelope upgrade at TACC and an upgrade guide for associate sites, and a new associate site CHI@NRP. Additionally, we finally have Raspberry Pi 5 support for CHI@Edge. There is also a brand new Trovi dashboard (under preview). And we also improved the reliability of phase 2 nodes at CHI@UC.
     

  • Early Bird Registration Open Until Sept. 30 for Workshop on Practical Reproducibility in HPC!

    Seats are limited; act now to reserve your spot!

    Exciting news for the HPC community! Registration is now open for the Community Workshop on Practical Reproducibility in HPC, happening November 18, 2024, in Atlanta. Don't miss early bird pricing and the chance to engage with leading experts on this crucial topic. Learn more about keynotes, discussions, and how you can be part of shaping the future of reproducibility in HPC...

  • Towards Characterizing Genomics Workload Performance at Scale

    Leveraging Chameleon's Bare Metal Resources to Benchmark Genomics Workflows
    by Martin Putra

    Martin Putra, a 4th year PhD student at the University of Chicago, shares how he used Chameleon to build and test a scalable benchmarking tool for genomics workflows, uncovering insights that could lead to more efficient resource management for these computationally intensive tasks.

  • Composable Hardware on Chameleon NOW!

    Introducing new GigaIO nodes with A100 GPUs
    by Mike Sherman

    Exciting news for Chameleon users! We're introducing GigaIO's composable hardware at CHI@UC and CHI@TACC. This innovative technology allows for flexible GPU configurations, supporting up to 8 GPUs per node. Learn how this new feature can enhance your research capabilities and improve hardware utilization. Discover the specifications and unique advantages of our new composable systems in this blog post.