Gardar - a joint Nordic computing facility in Iceland
The following information is old and will not be updated. It consists of the presentation of Gardar from the DeiC web site at the time.
Denmark, Norway, Sweden and Iceland have joined forces to establish a supercomputing facility in Iceland.
The computer, called Gardar (nhpc.hi.is), is a cluster of 288 nodes, each with 2 Intel Xeon CPU (2.53GHz) with 6 cores, which gives 3,456 cores and a theoretical capacity of 35 Teraflops. There are 24 Gbytes of RAM pr. node. The computer was inaugurated on 16. April 2012.
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