Initiative for High Performance Computing
HACCs - the Heterogeneous Accelerated Compute Clusters is a special initiative to support novel research in adaptive compute acceleration for high performance computing (HPC). The scope of the program is broad and encompasses systems, architecture, tools and applications.
Five HACCs have been established at some of world’s most prestigious universities. HACCs are equipped with the latest AMD hardware and software technologies for heterogeneous and adaptive compute acceleration. Each cluster is specially configured to enable some of the world’s foremost academic teams to conduct state-of-the-art HPC research.
There are five HACCs located at ETH Zurich in Switzerland, University of California, Los Angeles (UCLA), University of Illinois at Urbana Champagne (UIUC), Paderborn University and the National University of Singapore (NUS).
HACC Hardware and Software
The HACCs are comprised of high-end servers, AMD Alveo and Versal accelerator cards, AMD Instinct GPUs, and high-speed networking.
The high-end servers are equipped with the latest AMD software including Vitis, a unified software platform for software engineers, AI researchers and data scientists who want to exploit adaptive compute acceleration.
Join the HACC Program
Researchers working in relevant areas are invited to apply to join the HACC. Partner research teams will be able to remotely access the clusters’ computing resources to carry out their own research in adaptive computing. The HACCs will also act as a community hub for researchers to come together to collaborate with other experts in the field, including AMD in-house research groups.
Visit the HACC resources pages to find out more about the centers, how to get started, events as well as related publications, examples, frameworks, tools and training material.
Please contact research_clusters@amd.com with any questions related to this program.