TACC Frontera

Compute

32.35 H100e

Chips

808

First operational

Aug 31, 2019

TACC Frontera is a large GPU cluster operated by University of Texas at Austin, located in the United States, in the public sector. It came online around August 2019. At that moment it ranked number 43 among known clusters.

It is built on 360 NVIDIA Quadro RTX 5000, alongside NVIDIA V100. That amounts to about 32.35 H100e of AI compute. The cluster draws roughly 0.48 MW. Its hardware is estimated at $9M.

Epoch AI rates the certainty of this record as confirmed.

Full record

Owner: University of Texas at Austin
Users: Academia, Researchers
Sector: Public
Status: Existing
Country: United States
Location: 10100 Burnet Rd, Austin, TX 78758
Primary chip: NVIDIA Quadro RTX 5000
Primary chip count: 360
Secondary chip: NVIDIA V100
Total AI chips: 808
H100 equivalents: 32.35
Power capacity: 0.48 MW
Hardware cost: $9M
First operational: Aug 31, 2019
Rank when it came online: 43
Certainty: Confirmed