The Emergence Of Grid Information Infrastructures
Larry Smarr, Chapter 23 in AAAS Science and Technology Yearbook 2000, editors Albert H. Teich, Stephen D. Nelson, Ceilia McEnaney, Stephen J. Lita. (2000).
Infrastructure For Science Portals – IEEE Internet
From Arpanet to NSFnet, this far-reaching partnership between government, universities and industry planted the seeds that grew into the modern cyberworld. More recently, NCSA Mosaic and NCSA’s Web server software catalyzed the development of the World Wide Web.Networked Computing, lecture by Larry Smarr on Scientific Computing – Open Michigan
To appreciate the opportunities and make wise choices about the use of technology, information professionals need to understand the architectures of modern information systems.
NCSA Unveils ROADRUNNER Linux-based Workstation Supercluster – HPC Wire
The National Computational Science Alliance will introduce its first 128 processor workstation supercluster running the Linux operating system as the latest addition to the National Technology Grid, its arsenal of powerful computational resources.