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The CHTC offers a suite of open-source software tools that manage HTC workloads and enable organizations to form distributed HTC pools. They have been adopted by academic and commercial entities in support of their HTC workloads worldwide.
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The [HTCondor Software Suite (HTCSS)](
http://htcondor.org) provides sites and users with the ability to manage and execute
HTC workloads. Whether it’s managing a single laptop or 250,000 cores at CERN, HTCondor
helps solve computational problems through the application of the HTC principles.
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title="Pelican"
desc="A data transfer service, [Pelican](
https://pelicanplatform.org) facilitates the ability for researchers to access and transfer data from where it is stored to where it needs to run. Inspired by the 2022 White House Office of Science and Technology Policy (OSTP) proposition to make all government funded research data publicly accessible, Pelican works to efficiently transfer this open data to researchers who require it. Pelican provides an open-source software platform for federating dataset repositories together and delivering the objects to computing capacity such as the [OSPool](
https://osg-htc.org/ospool)."
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