One of our top researchers, Professor Michelle Kuttel, recently made the cover of the Journal of Computational Chemistry. The computational work was performed on the UCT HPC cluster using our Supermicro GPU nodes.
The cover image depicts a highly-branched …
The team at Leap Motion have released their new driver to power the current Leap Motion hand gesture devices. The driver is called Orion. The team have done an amazing job in providing the most low latent hand gesture controller …
Previously on our blog we described how to install the GNU C compiler. Since then GNU have updated their installation instructions which makes things much easier:
“The difficult way, which is not recommended, is to download the sources for GMP, …
We’ve tested the parallel package for Octave and it seems to work fairly well. To install this in your local folder run Octave and type:
pkg install -verbose -local -forge parallel pkg load parallel pkg list Package Name | Version…
“Build, Ship, and Run Any App, Anywhere” is a bold statement to make but it sure does live up to it. For the past few weeks the team has been working on incorporating Docker into the UCT eResearch HPC Cluster …
We have installed GNU Octave on our clusters. From their website:
“GNU Octave is a high-level interpreted language, primarily intended for numerical computations. It provides capabilities for the numerical solution of linear and nonlinear problems, and for performing other numerical …
Researchers who bother to read the Acceptable Usage Policy may have noticed there is a clause which states:
Users must abide by the ratio of 2GB of RAM (memory) per allocated core. Usage of the pmem directive should also be …