About the library
This library is a tool to navigate and explore the research. An AI agent keeps its pages and links current. The consortium does not use AI to write the CalCompute Framework Report.
California's Government Code section 11546.8, added by SB 53 in 2025, asks a consortium to send the Legislature a framework for CalCompute, a public cloud computing cluster, by January 1, 2027. The framework has seven elements, from a landscape analysis to the use of the public sector workforce.
This library collects the public documents behind that work: 164 sources so far, each with a citation, what it says in its own words, and the elements it is about. It reports what the sources say. It does not say what the Report will recommend, and it is not a position of the consortium.
Take part
The library grows from suggestions. If you know a report, a dataset, a law or a study that belongs here, or you have a question the sources could answer, send it in. A consortium member reads every suggestion and decides. The Suggestions page shows what came in and what happened to it. It never shows who sent it.
You can also write to team@californiacompute.org with the subject "Suggested reading", or join the conversation on Slack.
Where everything is
- Sources: every source, with filters by element, tier and origin.
- Overview and the statute.
- Original documents: government documents and open-licensed files are in raw/ and the public Google Drive. Other sources link to their publisher.
- The files: CalCompute/library-wiki (the library) and CalCompute/library-site (this site). How it works explains how they fit.
The team
The UC CalCompute Coalition keeps this library. This is the team that californiacompute.org lists: the consortium, supporting researchers and advisors, the operations team, government advocates, and legislative champions.
