WELCOME TO THE HIGH PERFORMANCE COMPUTING FACILITY
DEVELOPING TECHNOLOGY AND INFRASTRUCTURE FOR THE RESEARCH AND EDUCATION COMMUNITY
Recent News
Planned Network Maintenance on Wednesday September 4, 2024
To the HPCf community:
On Wednesday September 4, 2024, HPCf staff will be performing maintenance on the HPCf network in order to install new equipment. For this purpose, HPCf staff have reserved a maintenance window starting at 10:00 am and ending at 12:00 pm that day. Although we do not anticipate a service interruption longer than 15 min, we have reserved a two-hour window in case we need to address any unforeseen issues.
We appreciate your understanding, and we apologize for the inconvenience this maintenance may cause to your work.
Planned Network Maintenance on Thursday August 24, 2023
To the HPCf community:
Tomorrow, Thursday August 24, 2023, the HPCf’s network will undergo maintenance in order to migrate the HPCf’s circuit from Claro to Liberty. The migration will be carried out starting at 8:00 am. During the maintenance window, HPCf and IX-PR services will experience a short interruption.
We apologize for the inconvenience this maintenance may create.
Thank you for your understanding.
About
The High Performance Computing facility of the University of Puerto Rico is presently developing a technology and service infrastructure for the research and education community of the University. This infrastructure is built from the following components:
- Advanced Research Network
- Core High Performance Computational Resources
- Services in Support of Users of Computational Resources
- Standards and Architecture
- Evaluation of Emerging Technologies
Some common tasks:
- Get help by email: help(at)hpcf.upr.edu
- Request an account
- Browse our documentation
Use of HPCf resources requires that you acknowledge our sponsoring institutions: the University of Puerto Rico and the Institutional Development Award (IDeA) INBRE grant P20 GM103475 from the National Institute for General Medical Sciences (NIGMS), a component of the National Institutes of Health (NIH) and the Bioinformatics Research Core of INBRE.