Source-backed project record · ID

Idaho National Laboratory Collaborative Computing Center

This record consolidates 3 research observations while retaining source distinctions, location precision and unresolved fields.

operationalproject status

FIRST_PARTY_IDENTITY_GEOGRAPHY_HELDbest evidence tier

3linked evidence rows

Project facts

Location and operating record

Operator / developer	Idaho National Laboratory
Jurisdiction	Idaho Falls, ID
Address	Not published
Location precision	locality
Coordinates	Not published; no coordinate inferred
Capacity	Not established
Aliases	Idaho National Laboratory Collaborative Computing Center

Evidence coverage

What has been researched

Project profile	— rows
Intent / permits	— rows
Civic / infrastructure	0 rows

SITE IDENTITY

Idaho National Laboratory Collaborative Computing Center: site identity

Evidence record

INL identifies active scientific computing and visualization at C3. Its architect and builder identify the completed Idaho Falls building. No facility-specific street point was verified, so this identity stays unmapped; the general INL mailing address is not used.

Claim classification: Not yet assigned · Verification: first_party_verified · Retrieved: 2026-10-29

Limitation: Operating power remains unknown. Census points, where available, are street-range interpolations, not rooftop or surveyed geometry.

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Sources

Evidence and provenance

Idaho National Laboratory ↗ · Retrieved 2026-10-29 · FIRST PARTY
Limitation: Operating power remains unknown. Census points, where available, are street-range interpolations, not rooftop or surveyed geometry.
Flad Architects ↗ · Retrieved 2026-10-29 · FIRST PARTY
Limitation: Operating power remains unknown. Census points, where available, are street-range interpolations, not rooftop or surveyed geometry.
JE Dunn Construction ↗ · Retrieved 2026-10-29 · FIRST PARTY
Limitation: Operating power remains unknown. Census points, where available, are street-range interpolations, not rooftop or surveyed geometry.

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