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URL: https://www.sherlock.stanford.edu/
Proper Citation: Sherlock Computing Cluster (RRID:SCR_026161)
Description: Shared high-performance computing cluster. All research teams on Sherlock have access to a base set of managed computing resources, GPU-based servers, and a multi-petabyte, high-performance parallel file system for short-term storage. Stanford Faculty can supplement these shared nodes by purchasing additional servers. By investing in the cluster, PI groups not only receive exclusive access to the nodes they purchase, but also get access to all the other owner compute nodes when they're not in use, thus giving them access to the whole breadth of Sherlock resources.
Resource Type: knowledge resource, computational service resource
Keywords: Stanford research teams, shared computing cluster, HPC
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