Unity HPC Platform
Led by the University of Massachusetts and the University of Rhode Island, the Unity High Performance Computing (HPC) Platform is a multi-institutional academic collaboration located at the Massachusetts Green High Performance Computing Center.
The Unity HPC Platform's flagship Slurm cluster.
An NSF-funded Kubernetes cluster designed to host development servers, persistent services, AI inference, and science gateways.
A secure compute cluster for workloads that need HPC in a secure environment.
A cluster intended for large-scale, high-vram GPU jobs. Operated by the MGHPCC.
Unity's collaborating institutions
Why Unity
Everything you need to take your research from laptop to cluster.
Share data and collaborate within your research group and with other colleagues on Unity, no matter your home institution.
Access an interdisciplinary and multi-institutional team of research computing facilitators to help you effectively use Unity resources.
Use your institutional identity to manage your account and group.
Expand your research possibilities with access to a range of GPUs and large-memory nodes.
Latest News
View all →Unity Digest 10/22/26
Hi Unity Users! This week’s digest includes an update to the Unity website theme, and warnings about time limits and scratch space…
Read More...First Warning - Unity Partition Changes
Hello Unity Users, Due to the unprecedented flood of critical vulnerabilities exposed in the Linux kernel, Unity will move to a weekly kernel update schedule. This means it is no longer possible to support 14 day uninterrupted jobs.
To ensure we can patch vulnerabilities quickly, we will reduce the max time limit to 5 days cluster wide. While this is a substantial decrease from 14 days, it’s still significantly longer than peer clusters like AICR (24 hours) and most ACCESS clusters (24-48 hours).
Read More...Unity Digest 10/1/26
Hi Unity Users! This week’s digest includes info about an upcoming workshop and a reminder about our web scraping policy…
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