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Print, Profiles | January 10, 1997

HPC in 1996 and 1997: An interview with Larry Smarr – HPC Wire

January 10, 1997 - Urbana-Champaign, Ill. -- To further understanding of significant trends in high-performance computing at the juncture of a new year, HPCwire interviewed Larry Smarr, director of NCSA (National Center for Supercomputing Applications) about his view of the most important developments that have taken place in the industry during 1996 and those which might be anticipated in the 12 months ahead.

Print | February 3, 1995

Report Backs U.S. Program For Computer Development – New York Times

A Federal program begun three years ago to support the development of advanced computers and computer networks is essential to the nation's half-trillion-dollar information technology industry, a report to be issued today by the National Academy of Sciences contends.

Print | December 8, 1993

BUSINESS TECHNOLOGY; A Free and Simple Computer Link – New York Times

A new software program available free to companies and individuals is helping even novice computer users find their way around the global Internet, the network of networks that is rich in information but can be baffling to navigate.

Print | May 18, 1993

Doing Science on the Network: A Long Way From Gutenberg – New York Times

In science, as in many other realms, computer networks are having a revolutionary influence. In forging intimate new ties among researchers around the globe, the computer is rapidly replacing old intellectual traditions with new ways of doing science.