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G - Public Sector Workforce

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2026-11-01
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G - Public Sector Workforce

Statutory text

Government Code section 11546.8, subdivision (f)(2)(G), requires the Report to include:

(G) Recommendations regarding how the creation and ongoing management of CalCompute can prioritize the use of the current public sector workforce.

Source: SB-53 Gov Code 11546.8.

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Primary (27)

Institutional (7)

  • ACCESS Our impact: ACCESS reports 67,925 “Users with an allocation” and 2,055 “Research institutions served” since its launch in September 2022.
  • CMU Policy Innovation Lab: Heinz College course page: students build public interest technology for government clients; no compute facts
  • CRB Prytaneum brief
  • CROSS About: Founded 2015 with a $2M gift and three founding industry members; leadership, advisory board and stakeholder benefits. No fees or member rights.
  • CROSS homepage: Thin homepage; CROSS funds student open source projects and works with the six-campus UC OSPO Network. Lists the pages taken.
  • UC ANR Cooperative Extension
  • UN Open Source Week 2026 agenda: AI day sessions on public AI infrastructure and open source GenAI governance; UC Santa Cruz on a university OSPO panel.

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