Collaborating to Reimagine High Performance Computing in the Region
Investing in Idaho’s future.
Mission
C3+3 is a statewide collaboration of the Idaho Universities and the Idaho National Laboratory (INL) to develop a regional educational and research ecosystem within the context of statewide high-performance computing (HPC). The C3+3 collaboration informs statewide academic and research cooperation milestones in HPC and cyberinfrastructure.
“What can we do together that we can’t do independently?”
News and Announcements
Falcon Supercomputer Now Available to U of I Researchers
MOSCOW, Idaho — Falcon, a supercomputer offering more than 10 times the processing power of any academic cluster in the region, is now available for use by University of Idaho faculty, staff and student researchers. U of I is one of three universities that gained access to Falcon in April. The supercomputer is housed at…
Idaho Universities Gain Access to INL Supercomputer
IDAHO FALLS, Idaho — Students and faculty at Idaho’s three public research universities will soon have access to one of the nation’s fastest academic supercomputers thanks to an agreement signed in January. The memorandum of understanding between Boise State University, Idaho State University, University of Idaho and Battelle Energy Alliance, which runs Idaho National Laboratory…
State of Idaho & INL Celebrates Opening of New Buildings
INL News Release FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Oct. 14, 2019 NEWS MEDIA CONTACTS: Sarah Neumann, 208-526-0490, sarah.neumann@inl.gov Lori McNamara, 208-526-1508, lori.mcnamara@inl.gov State of Idaho, Idaho National Laboratory celebrate opening of new buildings Idaho National Laboratory, the Idaho State Board of Education, and the Idaho State Building Authority officially opened two brand-new buildings in Idaho Falls today: the Cybercore…
Idaho State Board of Education, INL Break Ground on Two Research Facilities
Leading the way in securing our nation’s energy future, Idaho National Laboratory, together with the Idaho State Board of Education, is breaking ground on two new research facilities: the Cybercore Integration Center and the Collaborative Computing Center (C3).