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Mana

Mana is a 2,304-processor Dell PowerEdge system with 9,216 compute cores will increase the computational capability of MHPCC's principal High Performance Computing (HPC) platform to more than 103 TeraFLOPS (103 x 10¹² Floating Point Operations per second). Mana has a peak performance of 62.4 TFlops, and maximal LINPACK performance of 42.39 TFlops. Mana is based on Dell's new PowerEdge M610 series with half-height blade architecture, arranged in 1,152 compute nodes, each with two, 2.8 GHz quad-core Intel Nehalem processors and 24 GB RAM (3 GB/core) - a total of 2,304 processors with 9,216 compute cores. The interconnect fabric is Dual Data Rate Infiniband, and the system is configured with nearly 400 TB of direct-attached, DataDirect disk.

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