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The University currently has agreements with Dell, Lenovo, SHI, CDW-G, B&H Photo/Video/Audio, and others.
Click here for a list of recommended computing devices that meet University compliance.
Hardware Requirements/Guidelines
The guidelines below will assist with system performance, security, and university compliance
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Intel Core, Xeon, AMD
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Intel Core, Xeon, AMD
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All UT- Austin computing equipment such as desktops, laptops, servers, and storage devices are required to be encrypted in accordance to University policy. Therefore, each purchase should be vetted through the Information Technology to ensure encryption compliance can be met. |
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A supported operating system is required to implement BitLocker (home versions are not supported) **Trusted Platform Module (TPM) hardware is required to leverage native encryption with BitLocker. Leveraging TPM with Linux is being investigated. ***Servers storing Confidential Information will need to be encrypted. ****Dell systems purchased through the campus UT Market system are automatically configured with a 4 year ProSupport warrantyfor all UT device to reside on the university's network (wired and wireless) A minimum of a three year extended hardware warranty is required for all computing devices. If it's a mobile device, then Accidental Coverage is usually included as well. |
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(drops/spills) is highly recommended. |
Network Capable Devices
These type of computing devices can range from a variety of hardware connected to the UT wired (physical wall port) or wireless network.
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