The Center for Research Computing at Notre Dame
The Center for Research Computing (CRC) is Notre Dame’s innovative and multidisciplinary computational research unit. It supports discoveries in all disciplines through advanced computation, data analysis, and other digital research tools.
The CRC houses three complementary resources: the High Performance Computing section provides more than 20,000 cores of computational power with support infrastructure for both hardware and installed software; Cyberinfrastructure Development empowering all CRC partners to develop research environments that support advanced data and information processing services, including acquisition, fusion, storage, management, integration, mining, and data visualization; and Research Software development.
At the CRC, Notre Dame is advancing scientific discovery through computation. To learn more about the Center for Research Computing, please visit their website.
April 9, 2024
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