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This article helps UofL researchers, faculty and students access and use the Zaruda High Performance Computing (HPC) system for advanced research and data analysis. Zaruda is designed for large-scale computational tasks and supports a wide range of scientific and engineering applications.

LARCC (Louisville Academic Research Compute Cluster) is UofL’s high-throughput computing system designed for large volumes of independent or loosely coupled computational tasks. It supports research in AI/ML, biomedical sciences, chemistry and more. LARCC provides powerful CPU and GPU nodes, large shared storage and is optimized for parameter sweeps, model optimizations and data-intensive workflows.

CARDS (Collaborative Academic Research Data Storage) is UofL’s high-capacity storage system supporting research computing clusters like LARCC and Zaruda. CARDS provides approximately 5 PB of persistent storage for research data, ensuring data is safe, accessible and integrated with UofL’s HPC and HTC systems.