Corporate Relations

Truist is taking a bold move to expand into the Texas market, with a deal that supports students, residents, and communities throughout the state.

Twenty years ago, a handful of computing experts with a hand-me-down Cray computing cluster began the journey of building the Texas Advanced Computing Center, or TACC, at The University of Texas at Austin into a research organization that today stands at the pinnacle of academic supercomputing.

The “Drag,” that bustling stretch of Guadalupe Street that borders The University of Texas at Austin’s™ western rim, has been a part of Longhorn lore for generations of students and Texas Exes. So too has UFCU, the iconic financial institution that students and faculty founded in 1936.

$1.4 million investment to launch the BOSI to meet a pressing need in the sports industry – curriculum to train students on the business of sports, applied research to gather real-time biometric data for coaching and well-being enhancements.

In the first large contribution of private funds to support The University of Texas at Austin’s Expanding Computing Education Pathways (ECEP) Alliance, Google.org is providing grant support to ECEP to build additional capacity to broaden participation across the nation.

The Energy Institute at The University of Texas at Austin and four of the globe’s largest energy companies have launched a new membership program that will advance science and create opportunities for energy community members and students.

The “Drag,” that bustling stretch of Guadalupe Street that borders The University of Texas at Austin’s™ western rim, has been a part of Longhorn lore for generations of students and Texas Exes. So too has UFCU, the iconic financial institution that students and faculty founded in 1936.

$1.4 million investment to launch the BOSI to meet a pressing need in the sports industry – curriculum to train students on the business of sports, applied research to gather real-time biometric data for coaching and well-being enhancements.

In the first large contribution of private funds to support The University of Texas at Austin’s Expanding Computing Education Pathways (ECEP) Alliance, Google.org is providing grant support to ECEP to build additional capacity to broaden participation across the nation.

The Energy Institute at The University of Texas at Austin and four of the globe’s largest energy companies have launched a new membership program that will advance science and create opportunities for energy community members and students.

The University of Texas at Austin and Amazon are launching a science and engineering research partnership to enhance understanding in a variety of areas, including video streaming, search and information retrieval and robotics.