University at Buffalo (UB)
University at Buffalo's Research Computing Assets
UB's high-performance computing ecosystem combines world-class computational infrastructure with specialized research support, including advanced GPU systems, large-scale storage, cloud computing and high-speed networking. Together, these resources provide researchers with the robust computing capacity required for cutting-edge discovery in artificial intelligence, data science, engineering, health sciences and other computationally intensive fields.
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NODES
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NODES WITH GPUs
(200 GPUs TOTAL)
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PIs
(RESEARCH GROUPS)
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USERS
ORIED Compute Node
formerly IAD
GPU-enabled compute servers for AI/ML research (NVIDIA H100 and L40S GPUs).
Research Scientists
Research computing and data science facilitators to assist faculty in preparing their projects to access HPC resources at UB.
HPC, on-premise research cloud, remote visualization capabilities, data analytics, machine learning and AI.
Computational scientists, programmers, system administrators and research computing and data science facilitators with expertise in all areas of computing, including scientific and parallel computing, data analytics, custom software development, database engineering and scientific visualization.
HPC and related services for industry and faculty with industry-related/sponsored projects.
Subscription-based Infrastructure as a Service (IaaS) cloud that provides root level access to virtual servers and storage on demand.
Shared HPC facility for faculty members of Empire AI Consortium to run custom AI models and host large-scale AI projects.
SUNY AI Platform
A cutting-edge platform providing secure, scalable access to AI/ML tools, generative AI models and research environments across the SUNY System.
NAIRR - National AI Research Resource Pilot
Private and non-profit sector partners providing the research community access to a set of computing, model, platform and educational resources for projects related to advancing AI research.