Microsoft Eagle

Eagle is the name of part of a cluster at Microsoft that ran HPL and debuted at #3 on the Top500 listings for November 2023.¹ According to Mark Russinovich, it is a “tiny fraction” of a much larger supercomputer.² See Microsoft supercomputers for more.

The Eagle run used 14,400 H100 GPUs (1,800 Azure ND H100 v5 nodes) interconnected with InfiniBand to achieve 561,200 TFlop/s with $N_{\text{max}}=11,796,480$. This means the HPL run took 1,950 seconds.³

An Eagle node was publicly displayed at SC23 and photos were posted by ServeTheHome.⁴

Footnotes

1. Eagle - Microsoft NDv5, Xeon Platinum 8480C 48C 2GHz, NVIDIA H100, NVIDIA Infiniband NDR ↩

2. Inside Microsoft AI innovation with Mark Russinovich ↩

3. How has life after leaving the Labs been going? ↩

4. Microsoft Azure Eagle is a Paradigm Shifting Cloud Supercomputer ↩