NSF Awards Grant to Support Systems Research at UH


The National Science Foundation awarded the Department of Computer Science a grant to build the infrastructure to support experimental systems research. The award was given to a team consisting of Profs. Gabriel, Chapman and Subhlok with a budget of $448,000. This equipment grant will enable UH to purchase a heterogeneous compute cluster with core aspects of emerging high-end  systems. The system will have a high degree of parallelism by maximizing the cores per node, and by deploying compute accelerators. Furthermore, it will include a storage system that will be based on solid-state disks (SSDs). The hardware will be open for use by other researchers at the University of Houston.

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