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Pittsburgh Supercomputing Center

The Pittsburgh Supercomputing Center (PSC) is a high performance computing and networking center founded in 1986 and one of the original five NSF Supercomputing Centers. PSC is a joint effort of Carnegie Mellon University and the University of Pittsburgh in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, United States.

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Mission

Sponsors

Current high-performance computing capabilities

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Pittsburgh Supercomputing Center

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Avg. degree1.9
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Pittsburgh Supercomputing Center

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related to Mission · 7
Pittsburgh Supercomputing Center → As, Engineering Discovery Environment, Extreme Science, National Science Foundation's, PSC, The Pittsburgh Supercomputing Center, XSEDE
related to External links · 6
Pittsburgh Supercomputing Center → Biomedical Supercomputing, Engineering Discovery Environment, NSFNational Resource, Pittsburgh Supercomputing CenterExtreme Science, PSC, XSEDE

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psc supercomputing pittsburgh national research computing xsede university network performance pennsylvania access science providing shared memory resource resources networking provides

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Pittsburgh Supercomputing Centerrelated to External linksPittsburgh Supercomputing CenterExtreme Science0.60section
Pittsburgh Supercomputing Centerrelated to External linksEngineering Discovery Environment0.60section
Pittsburgh Supercomputing Centerrelated to External linksXSEDE0.60section
Pittsburgh Supercomputing Centerrelated to External linksNSFNational Resource0.60section
Pittsburgh Supercomputing Centerrelated to External linksBiomedical Supercomputing0.60section
Pittsburgh Supercomputing Centerrelated to External linksPSC0.60section
Pittsburgh Supercomputing Centerrelated to MissionThe Pittsburgh Supercomputing Center0.60section
Pittsburgh Supercomputing Centerrelated to MissionAs0.60section
Pittsburgh Supercomputing Centerrelated to MissionExtreme Science0.60section
Pittsburgh Supercomputing Centerrelated to MissionEngineering Discovery Environment0.60section
Pittsburgh Supercomputing Centerrelated to MissionXSEDE0.60section
Pittsburgh Supercomputing Centerrelated to MissionNational Science Foundation's0.60section

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