High Performance Computing
Solving the world’s biggest problems requires the most powerful computing systems. The University of Texas at Austin is a leader in designing and deploying supercomputers that are unrivalled at any university in the world. Texas Computing faculty use these resources to perform research that cannot be accomplished elsewhere, providing a competitive advantage.
Featured Research
Corral High Performance Storage and Data Management
Corral leads the way in the preservation and sharing of data for researchers. Deployed in 2009, Corral supports data-centric science at The University of Texas at Austin, and throughout the U.S. This storage and data management resource is designed and optimized to support large-scale collections and a collaborative research environment.
Science of High-Performance Computing Group
The SHPC Group focuses on the knowledge that underlies scientific software libraries and makes it systematic. While the group contributes to the foundations of the field, it has also created a new dense linear algebra software stack that can nimbly respond to the rapid changes that computer architecture is experiencing.
Lonestar 5 High Performance Computing System
The primary advanced computing resource in the University of Texas Research Cyberinfrastructure (UTRC) initiative, sponsored by The University of Texas System, as well as for partner institutions Texas Tech University and Texas A&M University.