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Meet Redtail: Utah’s new supercomputer for research and education

Utah’s AI supercomputer, Redtail, is coming online. On July 8, join the U’s Center for High Performance Computing to learn about opportunities for USHE researchers and educators to use it.
Kelly Hermans - PR/Communications Manager, Scientific Computing and Imaging Institute

Utah’s AI supercomputer, Redtail, is coming online. On July 8, join us to hear about Redtail and opportunities for Utah System of Higher Education (USHE) researchers and educators to use it. Register for the webinar here.

The Center for High Performance Computing (CHPC) at the University of Utah will manage the Redtail AI Factory for Utah. The supercomputer is built for national impact and will support regional AI innovation across sectors and position Utah as a leader in AI-enabled research and innovation.

Learn more about Redtail here.

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