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Print | January 4, 2010

The Good, the Bad and the Ugly: Reflections on the NSF Supercomputer Center Program – HPC Wire

In a position paper for community input at NSF’s Future of High Performance Computing Workshop in early December, Calit2 Director Larry Smarr reviewed the successes, failures and continuing challenges of the NSF supercomputing program that he helped create.

Print | October 2, 2009

Calit2: Wireless health to drive preventative medicine – MobiHealthNews

Smarr said he's pushing the digital transformation of healthcare along with similar transformations in energy, the environment and "our culture" itself.

Print | May 19, 2009

NBN ‘breathtaking’ – The Political Flâneur

Larry Smarr, one of the early pioneers of the Internet, says "the Rudd Government's announcement last month of a new broadband network is "breathtaking" and puts Australia at the forefront of government policy around the world embracing "intelligent infrastructure".

Print | May 9, 2009

US net pioneer hails Australian govt’s ‘breathtaking’ broadband network – Goldstein Report

Call him Kevin Rudd’s $ 43 billion man. Larry Smarr, a 60-year-old US physicist and one of the pioneers of the internet, says the Rudd Government’s announcement last month of a new broadband network is “breathtaking” and puts Australia at the forefront of government policy around the world embracing “intelligent infrastructure”, reports The Australian.