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 The NeSI High Performance Computers
-[Māui](https://support.nesi.org.nz/hc/articles/360000163695) and
-[Mahuika](../../Scientific_Computing/The_NeSI_High_Performance_Computers/Mahuika.md) provide
+[Māui](Maui.md) and
+[Mahuika](Mahuika.md) provide
 the New Zealand research community with access to a national
 data-centric and data intensive research computing environment built on
 leading edge high performance computing (HPC) systems.
 
--   Māui, which in Maori mythology is credited with catching a giant
+- Māui, which in Maori mythology is credited with catching a giant
     fish using a fishhook taken from his grandmother's jaw-bone; the
     giant fish would become the North Island of New Zealand, provides a
     Capability (i.e. Supercomputer) HPC resource on which researchers
     can run simulations and calculations that require large numbers
     (e.g. thousands) of processing cores working in a tightly-coupled,
     parallel fashion.
--   Mahuika, which in Maori mythology, is a fire deity, from whom Māui
+- Mahuika, which in Maori mythology, is a fire deity, from whom Māui
     obtained the secret of making fire, provides a Capacity (i.e.
     Cluster) HPC resource to allow researchers to run many small (e.g.
     from 1 core to a few hundred cores) compute jobs simultaneously
@@ -48,26 +39,23 @@ different processors (Skylake on Māui, and Broadwell on Mahuika), and
 different flavours of Linux (SLES on Māui and CentOS on Mahuika), so
 shared applications should be explicitly compiled and linked for each
 architecture. These systems and Ancillary Nodes on Mahuika and
-on [Māui](https://support.nesi.org.nz/hc/articles/360000203776)  provide
+on [Māui](Maui.md)  provide
 the research community with:
 
--   Leading edge HPCs (both Capacity and Capability) via a single point
+- Leading edge HPCs (both Capacity and Capability) via a single point
     of access;
--   New user facing services that can act on the data held within the
-    NeSI HPC infrastructure, including:
-    -   Pre- and post-processing systems to support workflows;
-    -   Virtual Laboratories that provide interactive access to science
-        domain specific tools \[Coming soon\];
-    -   Remote visualisation services \[Coming soon\];
-    -   Advanced data analytics tools, and
-    -   The ability to seamlessly move data between high performance
-        disk storage and offline tape.
--   Offsite replication of critical data (both online and offline).
+- New user facing services that can act on the data held within the NeSI HPC infrastructure, including:
+  - Pre- and post-processing systems to support workflows;
+  - Virtual Laboratories that provide interactive access to science domain specific tools \[Coming soon\];
+  - Remote visualisation services \[Coming soon\];
+  - Advanced data analytics tools, and
+  - The ability to seamlessly move data between high performance disk storage and offline tape.
+- Offsite replication of critical data (both online and offline).
 
 These systems are
 [accessed](../../Getting_Started/Accessing_the_HPCs/Choosing_and_Configuring_Software_for_Connecting_to_the_Clusters.md)
 via a “lander” node using [two-factor
 authentication](../../Getting_Started/Accessing_the_HPCs/Setting_Up_Two_Factor_Authentication.md).
 
 NeSI researchers have access to all compute nodes on Mahuika, and 316
-compute nodes on Māui.
+compute nodes on Māui.