The OSG provides technologies and services for supporting pools of distributed high-throughput computing (dHTC) and data capacity that serve a number of research communities, worldwide. Among these services, the OSG operates the Open Science Pool (OSPool), which includes capacity contributed from clusters at campuses and national labs across and beyond the US, organized as a single virtual cluster. Learn more and apply for an account on this page: OSPool: Serving Open Science Throughput ComputingThe OSPool delivered more than 280 million compute hours in 2021, with individual users achieving more than 30 million hours without fee or allocation requirement (see OSG's Grid Accounting system). Associated Resources OSPool A virtual HTCondor pool made up of resources from the OSG Consortium Members get updates about announcements, events, and outages. Join EventsNo upcoming events.See past eventsNews02/24/26OSG School 2026: Apply now and learn to harness large-scale computing for research03/18/25Register for HTC25: Connect with the High Throughput Computing Community Coordinators Mats Rynge Christina Koch Daniel Morales Daniel Morales