1. Tokyo Institute of Technology
   

2. Information Infrastructure Division
   

3. SuperCon

1. San Diego Supercomputer Center
   

2. PC Cluster Consortium
   

3. National Science and Technology Development Agency

Problem Solving Environment Group †

E-Science Enabled by New Generation of High-Performance Computational Infrastructures

The missions of the Problem Solving Environment Group are to research and develop, construct, and manage the new generation computational infrastructure for large-scale computational science for e-Science*1 and to collaborate with outside institutions to serve a leadership role in construction of such infrastructures.

*1

parallelization of high-level applications, parallel software and components, commodity PC clustering, and wide-area distributed computing a.k.a. the Grid technology.

Titech Campus Grid Infrastructure [Titech Grid]

• Campus-wide distributed deployment of large-and small-size Titech Gride experimental clusters and supercomputers.
• Virtual supercomputing power through deployment of various Cluster and Grid middleware, including Globus,Condor, Ninf…
• Over 1300 processors, > 2 Teraflops total compute capacity deployed and usesｄ extensively with integration of Titech Grid clusters, Supercomputers, as well as compute resources of collaborating projects.
• Over 40 Teraflops deployment of the new Titech Grid procured and operational by spring 2006.
• Direct collaboration with the National Research Grid Initiative (NAREGI) , part of National Cyber Science Infrastructure.