Computers and Electronic Processing - As introduced, requires high performance computing (HPC) facility operators to devote 50 percent of the computing and data processing output of the facility for a public benefit; requires HPC facility operators to produce an annual report of the facility's energy consumption and carbon footprint; requires such operators to conduct an annual internal compliance audit and submit to an audit upon request by certain governmental entities. - Amends TCA Title 4; Title 8 and Title 68.

SB 1832 requires private high-performance computing (HPC) facilities in Tennessee using over 50 megawatts monthly to dedicate 50% of their computing output to public benefits like education, health, or environmental improvements. Operators must annually report energy use, carbon footprint, and how public benefits were delivered, and conduct internal compliance audits. Non-compliance risks license suspension, with reports posted publicly by state agencies. The bill targets large private HPC facilities (excluding government-owned ones), focusing on measurable environmental and community impacts.