Reliability/Interrupt/Failure/Usage Data sets available
These data have been used in a paper at the Carnegie Mellon University Parallel Data Lab. This paper is an excellent example of how these data can be used in
computer science research endeavors. The paper numbers the systems differently than the numbering in the data itself. In the table below both the
original system number in the data and the CMU paper number is given. This is a link to the CMU paper: CMU Failure Project Site

Additionally, other Los Alamos related supercomputer failure papers:

• Predicting the Number of Fatal Soft Errors in Los Alamos National Laboratory's ASC Q Supercomputer
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• Estimating Reliability Trends for the World's Faster Computer [Blue Mountain circa 2000]
• Excerpt from Cray report in 1976 concerning Cray 1 reliabilty/mean time to interrupt

Bianca Schroeder at CMU has been kind enough to provide a FAQ about the failure data set.
Click here to see that FAQ