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CRF-A
Neural computation and high-performance computing
The Department's primary computing site. Facility Alpha hosts the ALPHA-1 system, runs production ensembles of the Integrated Civilizational Systems Model, and carries the Neural Continuity Research Program's emulation benchmark suite. Initial operating capability was reached on 18 August 2026.
CRF-B
Underground archival and computational research infrastructure
A subsurface research facility built in a repurposed former hard-rock mine. Facility Bravo holds the Department's primary archive at 140–190 m of rock overburden and is fitting out an 8 MW compute hall for redundant computation and archive verification.
CRF-C
Long-duration information preservation and redundant systems research
A cold-climate preservation site in interior Alaska, designed so that archival media survive more than a century without power. A pilot vault has operated since July 2026, and construction of the main vault is under way with completion planned for 2028.
| Facility | Designation | Location | Primary function | Status |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Continuity Research Facility Alpha | CRF-A | Southern Nevada | Neural computation and high-performance computing | Operational |
| Continuity Research Facility Bravo | CRF-B | Colorado Front Range (subsurface) | Underground archival and computational research infrastructure | Partially Operational |
| Continuity Research Facility Charlie | CRF-C | Interior Alaska | Long-duration information preservation and redundant systems research | Commissioning |
Facility locations are given at regional level only. The facilities are not open to the public and do not offer tours or visitor services. All three are managed by the Continuity Infrastructure Administration.
