Huang Collaborative Innovation Complex remains on time and budget; OSU launches Research Computing Office
Summary
Trustees heard that the Jen‑Hsun Huang and Lori Mills Huang Collaborative Innovation Complex is on time and on budget and that Oregon State University launched a Research Computing Office to scale research computing and AI capability across disciplines, with trustees discussing supercomputer access and industry partnerships.
Provost Haggerty reported that the Jen‑Hsun Huang and Lori Mills Huang Collaborative Innovation Complex, currently under construction, is on time and on budget and is intended to be an academic and research computing asset with statewide impact. He said the complex will integrate faculty research, corporate partnerships and startups and operate with an operating‑revenue model aligned to OSU’s Prosperity Widely Shared goals.
Haggerty also said OSU launched a new Research Computing Office in the Division of Research and Innovation to scale research computing and AI capability across disciplines. Trustees discussed the advantages of researchers having access to a supercomputer and the potential for work with a range of industry partners; the minutes do not list specific partner organizations or procurement timelines.
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