Texas Advanced Computing Center

The Texas Advanced Computing Center (TACC), located in Austin, Texas, is a leading center for computational excellence. Founded in 2001 as part of The University of Texas at Austin, TACC has grown significantly, expanding its staff from 15 to over 150, and developing a wide range of advanced computing resources. These resources include supercomputers such as Stampede2, Lonestar5, and Wrangler, along with systems like Hikari, Jetstream, Maverick, Stallion, Stockyard, Corral, and Ranch. TACC provides computational, visualization, and storage solutions to researchers and educators across various fields. The center's mission is to empower scientific discoveries that benefit society by utilizing advanced computing technologies. TACC's team of experts assists scientists and educators in effectively leveraging these technologies, conducts research and development to enhance their capabilities, and trains the next generation of researchers. TACC distinguishes itself through its commitment to providing world-class computing infrastructure, expert support, and comprehensive training programs. The center actively engages with the research community, fostering collaboration and innovation. TACC's resources have contributed to groundbreaking research in diverse areas, including astrophysics, climate science, and genomics. For inquiries about employment opportunities, facility tours, training courses, or performing research using TACC systems, please visit their website at http://www.tacc.utexas.edu.