History

2015

LI-Red cluster is brought online. LI-Red consists of 100 24-core Intel Haswell nodes, each with 128 GB of RAM

 

 

 

 

2016

SeaWulf cluster is brought online. SeaWulf consists of 156 128-core Intel Haswell nodes, each with 128 GB of RAM. In addition, there are 8 nodes each containing 4 Tesla K80 GPUs

2017

The SeaWulf and LI-Red clusters are merged together into a single cluster than retains the name SeaWulf.

 

 

 

 

2019

SeaWulf is expanded by the addition of 64x 40-core Intel Haswell nodes.

2021

The SeaWulf storage is upgraded to 4 Petabytes with a flash tier.

 

 

 

 

2022

SeaWulf is expanded by the addition of 48x 96-core AMD Milan nodes and 11x GPU servers, each with 4x A100 80GB accelerators.t

2023

SeaWulf is expanded by the addition of 94x 96-core Intel Sapphire Rapids nodes w/ HBM.