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“Computing gives you a tool to answer questions that can’t be answered in any other way, and I find this exciting,” as Bill Gropp, founding PI of Delta and DeltaAI, put it. By harnessing the capabilities of Delta and DeltaAI – the NSF ACCESS program’s most frequently requested resources for artificial intelligence and machine learning – researchers take their work to exciting new heights.


Two teammates looking at a monitor and working in front of the Delta supercomputer

How can I apply for time on Delta?

Delta’s new NVIDIA H200 GPUs are the largest memory GPU resources currently available to NSF researchers – making the system a perennially relevant resource for researchers. Allocations focus primarily on GPU applications and some CPU-only allocations.

About Delta Allocations

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How can I apply for time on DeltaAI?

DeltaAI entered the Top500 supercomputer list at number 89, an impressive feat considering that this is a list of supercomputers worldwide, including those serviced by private industry. Allocations on DeltaAI will be made in terms of H100 gpu-hours.

About DeltaAI Allocations

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What type of research projects do Delta and DeltaAI support?

Advancements in our architecture design and state-of-the-art hardware and software will expand your research


Research

Delta is an advanced computing and data resource supported by National Science Foundation and made possible through key partnerships with the Science Gateways Community InstituteACCESS, University of Illinois School of Information Sciences and Disability Resources & Educational Services.

About our partners

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Delta & DeltaAI
1205 W. Clark St.
Urbana, Illinois 61801
Email: info@ncsa.illinois.edu
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