

CPU: Apple M1 8-core CPU with 4 performance cores and 4 efficiency cores.CPU: 2X Intel Xeon CPU E5-2650 0 2.00GHz (8core / 16 threads each).(compute-240-10) (big memory machine) (former compute001).CPU: 2X Intel Xeon Gold 6130 CPU 2.10GHz (16core / 32 threads each).This list will grow as legacy compute nodes are rebuilt as GCE compute nodes. You can directly SSH to these from any internal trusted network (desktops, Argonne-Auth wifi). These are for more CPU-heavy compute jobs. (round robin DNS entry for the hosts listed below).


things that were traditionally done on the legacy MCS login nodes), such as interactive sessions and no CPU-heavy jobs. Home nodes can be used for light shell access (e.g.
