Pittsburgh Supercomputing Center (PSC) has been at the forefront of enabling scientific discovery since 1986. Their mission is to advance science and research by cultivating collaborative partnerships, empowering the next generation of researchers, and providing cutting-edge cyberinfrastructure. PSC aims to be a pioneering leader in advanced scientific computing and expand access to resources for breakthrough discoveries worldwide.

PSC operates as a joint computational research center with Carnegie Mellon University and the University of Pittsburgh. Supported by federal agencies, the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, and private industry, PSC offers researchers from universities, government, and industry access to powerful high-performance computing, communications, and data storage systems for unclassified research. They specialize in petascale computing and data, networking, and hosting advanced, scalable applications and software infrastructure.

PSC's flagship HPC system, Bridges-2, brings together HPC, AI, and Big Data to empower diverse communities. With richly-connected nodes and active storage systems, Bridges-2 offers exceptional flexibility for data analytics, simulation, workflows, and gateways. By upholding their values of impact, inclusivity, innovation, collaboration, integrity, and reliability, PSC strives to make a difference in the scientific community, society, and the world at large