Pawsey Centre in Australia Upgrades Zeus Cluster

Today the Pawsey Supercomputing Center in Australia announced plans to expand its Zeus cluster from a pre/post processing cluster to a mid-range compute cluster in December 2017. This expansion will provide more than 20 million additional core hours to researchers. "This is another piece of the puzzle, ensuring that Pawsey provides the most suitable resources for Australian researchers," said David Schibeci, Head of Supercomputing at Pawsey. "We've seen an unquenchable thirst for compute power in this country and we are happy to continue to support science outcomes that come from that thirst."

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