The Magazine of the Texas Advanced Computing Center
at The University of Texas at Austin
The Magazine of the Texas Advanced Computing Center
at The University of Texas at Austin
The Magazine of the Texas Advanced Computing Center
at The University of Texas at Austin
Researchers use TACC supercomputers to train AI for civil engineering, manufacturing, and biomedical modeling
Priceless astronomy data saved to Ranch system following collapse of Arecibo Telescope
Supercomputer simulations help scientists understand enzymes that turn waste into valuable plastic components
Frontera serves as community resource for IceCube Observatory neutrino detection
TACC Executive Director Dan Stanzione reflects on the factors that have made TACC a success
Celebrating TACC's 20th Anniversary at the J.J. Pickle Research Campus on September 30, 2021. Left to right: Dan Jaffe, Sharon Wood, Jay Hartzell, UT Austin; Michael Dell, Dell Technologies; Dan Stanzione, TACC
For 20 years, TACC has designed and deployed massive supercomputers that have powered world-changing discoveries from gravitational wave detections to personalized cancer treatments.
But the last two decades were just the pre-game. With key partners like UT System, UT Austin, the National Science Foundation, and Dell Technologies, we plan to make an even bigger impact over the next two decades than we did in the past.
Visit us online or in person to learn how you can help us power discoveries and change the world.
