Long view of a data centre, with multiple pods of server racks all visible in a row. Bright green lights are visible on the nearest pod, and against the back wall is a sign that says Gadi in big letters.

7 photos

Gadi Supercomputer – 2023 Upgrade

NCI's Gadi supercomputer was upgraded in March 2023 with 1,440 state of the art 4th Gen Intel Xeon Scalable processors (code-named Sapphire Rapids), providing a total of 74,880 additional cores to the...
View gallery
Long view of a data centre, with multiple pods of server racks all visible in a row. Bright green lights are visible on the nearest pod, and against the back wall is a sign that says Gadi in big letters.

7 photos

Gadi Supercomputer – 2023 Upgrade

NCI's Gadi supercomputer was upgraded in March 2023 with 1,440 state of the art 4th Gen Intel Xeon Scalable processors (code-named Sapphire Rapids), providing a total of 74,880 additional cores to the...
View gallery
A complex series of green, blue and white pipes connected to tall blue and grey machines.

6 photos

The NCI Plant Room

The NCI Plant Room is a core component of our compute and data systems by managing the cooling and electrical supply throughout the building.
View gallery
Close-up view of the Gadi artwork with the long row of supercomputer servers visible in the background.

7 photos

The Gadi Supercomputer

Gadi is Australia's most powerful supercomputer. Decorated with its own artwork painted by local Ngunnawal artist Lynnice Church, Gadi is a powerful and critical resource for Australian researchers...
View gallery
'Gadi' by Lynnice Church for NCI Australia 2020

4 photos

Gadi Artwork

ABOUT THE ARTIST Artist: Lynnice Letty Church Tribes: Ngunnawal, Wiradjuri & Kamilaroi (ACT and NSW) Gadi - "to search for" in Ngunnawal language, January 2020 for NCI Gadi Supercomputer
View gallery

Need support?

Need help from one of our NCI support staff?

Help desk

Helpdesk
If you are an existing user, submit a help request at help.nci.org.au
Subscribe
help@nci.org.au