Enabling Discoveries That Advance Science and Society Through Advanced Computing Technologies

The Texas Advanced Computing Center (TACC) designs and operates some of the world's most powerful computing resources.

Getting Started
Tour in TACC's Machine Room

Create an Account

Fill out the account request form on the TACC Account Management Portal and it will be reviewed by our User Services team.

Faculty, professional research staff, and postdoctoral researchers may request Principle Investigator (PI) eligibility for their account. PIs are responsible for requesting system allocations and managing their team.

Graduate and undergraduate students can create an account, but must be added to allocations by PIs to use the systems.

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Request an Allocation

To access a system, you must request through an allocation opportunity.

Browse the System List, Allocations, and Software List to help determine what system and allocation fits your research.

If you are a PI, log into your account and request an allocation on the system that fits your research needs.

Allocations

System Status

Documentation

TACC's documentation provides a detailed and comprehensive resource for our high-performance computing systems. Find information on hardware, software, tutorials, and best practices. Discover how TACC can help advance your research and computational goals.

TACC Documentation

User Updates

TAP Maintenance July 14 2026

The system tap.tacc.uexas.edu will be offline July 14th, 2026 from 10:00 AM (CDT) to 11:00 AM (CDT). The service will be unavailable during this time. 

MFA Maintenance, July 15 2026

On July 15th, from 8 - 10 PM Central, TACC MFA will be unavailable during a migration.   Expected downtime is ~1 hour for updates and database migrations.  All authentication requiring tokens will not work, but any running sessions will stay up.

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Training & Events

TACC Institute | Applied Parallel Programming

Spend a week with TACC HPC experts learning how to effectively use supercomputing for research and code development. The course introduces core parallel programming paradigms used in HPC, including CUDA, MPI, OpenMP, and OpenMP offloading, along with essential HPC tools.

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TACC Symposium for Texas Researchers (TACCSTER)

A meeting of scientists, engineers, scholars, and students from across the state of Texas who use, and would like to use, the Texas Advanced Computing Center (TACC) to advance their research goals.

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TACC Training Basics

A collection of brief step-by-step videos on a variety of training topics.