Anton is allocated annually via a Request for Proposals with proposals reviewed by a committee convened by the National Research Council at the National Academies of Sciences, Engineering, and Medicine. To qualify for an allocation on Anton, the principal investigator must be a faculty or staff member at a US academic or not-for-profit research institution. The 2026 Anton RFP period is open from July 17 to October 23, 2026. https://www.psc.edu/resources/anton/
Updated guidance about ACCESS user restrictions and some resource providers may have additional limits on international collaborators.
ACCESS has rolled out a powerful new feature for Resource Providers (RPs) called the ACCESS Variable Marketplace. Now RPs can easily set and modify the exchange rate for their resources, with flexibility to increase interest in an underutilized resource or to respond to high demand.
During the previous round of submissions, ACCESS received 91 Maximize ACCESS proposals submitted by 58 Principal Investigators from across the U.S. The most heavily-represented fields of science were: biophysics, materials engineering, condensed matter physics, particle and high-energy physics, and astronomy and planetary sciences. |
Learn more about the Ookami cluster (CPU only)
Whether you need computational resources and consider getting an account, you are a new user just getting familiar with the system, or a longtime user, who wants to optimize their usage, this webinar is for you!
It will cover the basics of the system, what it's best suited for, a lot of tips and tricks on how to use it efficiently, and instructions on how to get an account.
Over the next few months, Stampede2 will transition to Stampede3. In order to ensure this transition is as smooth as possible, please carefully read this announcement.
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