Digital Research Infrastructure Portal
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Get connected to the resources you need to accelerate your research
An overview of repository options and key considerations for selecting an appropriate repository for research data including data licensing, funder or journal requirements, and the ability to update datasets.

A hub that provides access to secure AI services, comparative information on available AI models and platforms, and resources for developing AI-enabled applications and workflows.

A secure file transfer service for sharing files internally or externally, including data classified up to Level 4. Intended for file transfer rather than long-term storage.

Provides web-based access to Trillium's compute and storage resources. It is well suited to interactive analysis, development work, and smaller CPU or GPU workloads, while also supporting job submission to Trillium.

The Digital Research Infrastructure Advisory Committee provides the Vice-President, Research & Innovation, and Strategic Initiatives, with counsel and direction geared towards supporting the creation and sustainment of a coordinated, responsive, and secure digital research infrastructure that meets the diverse needs of the research community at U of T.

What is DRI?
Digital Research Infrastructure (DRI) is the growing collection of tools, services, and resources, spanning computing, data, software, and AI, that enable research across all disciplines.
How to Use This Portal
This portal is organized according to four key DRI elements inspired by the National Digital Research Infrastructure Strategy and the National Artificial Intelligence Strategy:
- Advanced Research Compute: High-performance computing resources for complex and data-intensive research.
- AI: Tools and resources that support responsible AI-enabled research and AI development.
- Research Data Management: Practices and tools for organizing, storing, sharing, documenting, and preserving research data.
- Research Software: Software and platforms for collecting, analyzing, processing, visualizing, and collaborating on research outputs.
This site serves as a wayfinding resource that directs researchers to current information and available supports including institutional and national tools, services, resources, best practices, and relevant privacy and security guidance.
Feedback on the DRI Portal
The DRI Portal is a dynamic resource that evolves alongside the research community, continuously adapting to new concepts and policies. We welcome your feedback.
