Sherlock SERC Partition Expansion

Earth adds 26 nodes to a new Sherlock SERC partition.

Stanford Earth has expanded its computing presense in SRCC’s shared Sherlock cluster with 24 new CPU nodes (12 each with 192/384 GB RAM) and 2 GPU nodes (192GB, 4 x V100 GPUs). Ask your PI if you are eligible to use these nodes!

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