Are you suffering from the NCMAS blues?

Allocations for the National Computational Merit Allocation Scheme (NCMAS) have been announced after a meeting with the Committee at the ANU.

NCMAS is the premier allocation scheme for meritorious access to Australian national supercomputing facilities. The 2021 round will provide more than 350 million service units of computing time across four facilities: NCI Australia’s Gadi, Pawsey Supercomputing Centre’s Magnus, The University of Queensland’s FlashLite, and MASSIVE.

Did you get the allocation you need to turbo-charge your research?  Are you facing lengthy delays waiting your turn in a queue?  Are you low down the list of priority groups?

You can ease the blues by thinking orange. 

Take charge of your research, set your own priorities and accelerate your jobs by talking to us about DUG high performance compute as a service (HPCaaS). DUG HPCaaS is super reliable, available on demand, and comes with a fully supported environment. Plus we operate some of the most powerful and greenest supercomputers on earth. 

We offer a complete HPC environment that is ready to go when you are. 

No need to set up your own systems for job queuing, file sharing or security. We enable the HPC, leaving you to focus on the science. 

The perfect remedy for curing the NCMAS blues!