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NAISS Arrhenius Disk / SENS Storage (Sweden) — 25 PB and 10 PB project storage, applied in GiB Storage

caveatinstitutionno cardRper-object-cap

supr.naiss.se/round/2026medium/ · academic · storage/naiss-arrhenius-disk-sens-storage-25-pb-and-10-pb-projec · JSON · compare

Free tierProject storage is applied for in GiB through SUPR, with generous upper limits: Arrhenius Disk shows 'Upper Limit 50,000', 'Default Storage 250', 'Available 4,000,000' (GiB — so 50,000 GiB ≈ 48.8 TiB ceiling, 250 GiB default); Klemming 'Upper Limit 100,000' with 'Available 5,850,000' GiB. Arrhenius SENS Storage is a 10 PB system for sensitive data, 'only available as when applying for a related compute resource'.
unit GiB; metered on stored-bytes
Pricenone stated
Per-object cap48.8 TiB ceiling (53656167435468 bytes)
Retentionnot stated
EgressFree national e-infrastructure; no egress meter documented.
Identityinstitution derived from the record's prose, not from an identity field, and no signup was executed: iewed weekly throughout the year' — so a Swedish-affiliated PI can iterate to the ceiling in weeks rather than waiting for an annual round. Medium is the tier that carries the 50 TB-
Limits
  • per-object-cap 48.8 TiB ceiling source
per-object-cap: not applicable (POSIX/Lustre). Retention: 'There is no backup of Arrhenius Disk' and storage is tied to the project; NAISS Large requires prior PI status on a Medium project. request-rate: not published. Gate: heavy — 'you must be a scientist in Swedish academia, at least at the level of assistant professor' for Medium, PhD student + 20% appointment for Small, and Large requires 'an appointment of at least 60 percent at a Swedish university'.
Bindingper-object-cap the per-object cap sets the shard size and therefore the object count; it bounds the total more tightly than any headline quota
Interfaces3, sftp, scp, rsync sftp
ToolingLustre/POSIX on Arrhenius Disk (rsync/scp/sftp from a login node), no published S3 endpoint for the Disk resource. SUPR is the application portal.
Composes withSmall allocations are reviewed WEEKLY — 'Proposals are reviewed weekly throughout the year' — so a Swedish-affiliated PI can iterate to the ceiling in weeks rather than waiting for an annual round. Medium is the tier that carries the 50 TB-class ceilings.
ReliabilityNo backup on Arrhenius Disk or SENS Storage. Several listed resources (Alvis, Mimer) are mid-decommission with allocations being migrated — check resource status before requesting.
NotesProject storage is applied for in GiB through SUPR, with generous upper limits: Arrhenius Disk shows 'Upper Limit 50,000', 'Default Storage 250', 'Available 4,000,000' (GiB — so 50,000 GiB ≈ 48.8 TiB ceiling, 250 GiB default); Klemming 'Upper Limit 100,000' with 'Available 5,850,000' GiB. Arrhenius SENS Storage is a 10 PB system for sensitive data, 'only available as when applying for a related compute resource'.
Evidence rungreported One page read moves it to documented.
Checked2026-10-21 (inherited); stale on 2026-11-04
Parsed numbers
  • $.limits[0].value limit:per-object-cap 48.8 TiB
Evidence (4)
datesourcewhat it proved
2026-10-21supr.naiss.se/round/2026medium/resource table: 'Arrhenius Disk | NAISS | 50 000 | 250 | 4 000 000' (GiB), 'Klemming | PDC | 100 000 | 500 | 5 850 000'; Alvis and Mimer flagged as decommissioned/migrating
2026-10-21supr.naiss.se/resource/arrhenius-disk/'The total size of Arrhenius Disk is 25 PB. There is no backup of Arrhenius Disk.' Eligibility by tier.
2026-10-21supr.naiss.se/resource/arrhenius-sens-storage/'The total size of Arrhenius SENS Storage is 10 PB. There is no backup'; 'only available as when applying for a related compute resource'
2026-10-21user.naiss.se/allocations/small/'Proposals are reviewed weekly throughout the year'; 'at least a PhD student and hold an appointment of at least 20 percent at a Swedish university'
Unknown or withheld values (4)
  • $.free_tier.notes process
  • $.per_object_cap.notes not-extracted
  • $.retention.notes not-extracted
  • $.retention.stated not-extracted