Artemisa provides a high performance computing infrastructure that operates continuously thanks to its batch system.
The facility is currently composed of 23 servers that host one NVIDIA GPU Volta V100 each, 11 servers with one GPU NVIDIA Ampere A100 and a server with 8 GPUs of the said model. Recently, 4 NVIDIA GPU Hopper H100 were added. Also, a new grant will allow to greatly improve the current computing power. The servers are especially suitable for computing in artificial intelligence. In addition to these servers, which must be used in “batch” mode, there are two interfaces where the users can previously test their software.
Artificial Intelligence is revolutionizing not only the way we do science, but also our daily life. The capability of deep learning to treat large quantities of raw and heterogenous data and learn their essential features in a computationally efficient manner provides new ways to produce empirical models in chemistry, physics, biology and the social sciences.
Artemisa facilitates the studies based on artificial intelligence and deep learning.
Artemisa is currently an installation open to all the scientific groups affiliated to any Spanish public university or public research institution. Artemisa will particularly consider those applications of ML/AI addressed to solve societal challenges and promote the translation to the productive sector, especially those related to RIS3 of the Valencian Community.
The Artemisa facility provides one server with 4 GPUs NVIDIA Tesla Volta V100
SMX2 with 32 GB memory each. This GPU model communicates
using the NVLink, which provides bi-sectional Bandwidth up to 300 GB/s.
Each GPU provides 15 TFlops for single precision (32 bits)
and 7 TFlops for double precision. Furthermore, those GPU provides
specific tensor computing capacity with a rate of 128 TFlops on
single precision operations.
Artemisa is co-funded by the European Union through the 2014-2020 FEDER Operative Programme of Comunitat Valenciana, project IDIFEDER/2018/048