SeaWulf is the general-purpose research cluster serving Stony Brook, operated by Research Computing and Informatics and available to campus and Brookhaven Lab staff. The current generation, SeaWulf III, adds GPU nodes and high-bandwidth-memory nodes to the general purpose pool; SeaWulf II remains in service for general purpose simulation and modeling.
| Generation | CPUs | GPUs |
|---|---|---|
| SeaWulf III | 48 AMD Milan; 94 compute Intel Sapphire Rapids w/ HBM | 11 nodes, each 4× A100 80 GB and two Intel Skylake CPUs |
| SeaWulf II | 164 Intel Haswell, 64 Intel Skylake | 28 NVIDIA Tesla K80, 2 Tesla P100, 2 Tesla V100; 4 PB GPFS storage |
Documentation lives with Research Computing and Informatics: understanding SeaWulf covers logins, partitions, jobs, and storage. To request an account, see RCI's requesting accounts and project numbers guide and join a PI's existing project or (faculty) start a new one.