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When taken together, the existing parallel computing laboratories at the institutions comprising the CRPC form one of the most complete collections of high performance parallel systems in the world. The CRPC has chosen to build a physically distributed, shared computing resource. Each member institution has research computing facilities with high performance parallel computers available. The following is a current list of the high performance computing facilities available to the CRPC.

AMT DAP 510, 1,024 node
BBN Butterfly GP1000, 96 node
BBN Butterfly TC 2000, 45 node
CM-2, 8K processor
CM-5, 32 node
CM-200
Convex C220, 2 processor
CRAY Y-MP/2E
Encore Multimax, 20 node
Intel iPSC/860 (two)
Intel iPSC/860, 8 node
Intel iPSC/860, 64 node
Intel Paragon
Intel Touchstone Delta, 570 node
Kendall Square Research KSR-1
MasPar DEC Mpp 12000
nCUBE/ten, 576 node
nCUBE/two, 64 node
Sequent Symmetry, 26 processor
SGI 380VGX, 8 processor
Stardent GS2000
Stardent Titan, 4 processor 

For more information on the CRPC's computational resources, contact:
Paul Messina CRPC Facilities Committee Chair California Institute of Technology MS 158-79 Pasadena, CA 91125 818-356-3907 messina@zephyr.caltech.edu