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Texas Advanced Computing Center, The University of Texas at Austin / Austin / Texas / US
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252 chips · NVIDIA A100 PCIe · 79 H100e · 0 MW, estimated · since 2022-11
Used by Academia, Researchers
808 chips · NVIDIA Quadro RTX 5000 · 32 H100e · 0 MW, estimated · since 2019-08
Used by Academia, Researchers
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Published figures for 2023, from the source named under them.
United States as a whole ran at 384 g of CO2 per kWh in 2025, from Ember.
Those plants report to Electric Reliability Council of Texas, Inc. and Southwest Power Pool.
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Deployed in June 2019, early user access began in June 2019, and the system entered full production in September 2019.
TACC’s offices are located in the Advanced Computing Building (ACB, Building 205) and the Research Office Complex (ROC, Building 196) on the
364,000 pounds of aluminum, steel, and silicon had already been rolled across the reinforced floor of the TACC data center tucked away on The University of Texas J.J. Pickle Research Campus in North Austin.
TACC upgraded the data center’s power and cooling systems for Frontera and reinforced the floors for its larger, heavier racks.
