e-Science activities at Imperial College London are able to benefit from £3.0M of funding made available through SRIF (Strategic Research Infrastructure Funding). This funding will be used to provide additional computing, storage and networking resources to those that already exist within the LeSC.

The currently available resources within the London e-Science Centre are detailed below. These resources are being made available to UK e-Science community on a case by case basis.

LeSC's current resources include:

• Access Grid Node - a global collaborative visualisation environment constructed using commodity technology
• Mars - 408 processor Opteron based beowulf cluster running RedHat Enterprise Edition Linux
• Viking - a 260 dual processor Intel/Linux cluster to support high performance and high throughput computing
• Jupiter - a 24 processor shared memory multiprocessor computer running Solaris 9
• Saturn - a 24 processor shared memory multiprocessor computer running Solaris 5.8
• Atlas - a 34 processor Compaq / Quadrics distributed memory cluster
• Pioneer - a 20 processor Athlon/Linux cluster