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01Aug2003: New Resource For Supers

In response to the increasing interest and use of supercomputers, this section is designed to supplement the Supercomputer News with links to sources of information on hardware, software and organizations.

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Networks Supercomputer Links Supercomputers * Clusters and Blades NPACI Centers	Organizations Grids High Performance Software Middleware Tools Cluster Tools

Last Update: 07Dec2003 (Recent Section updates are marked by *)

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Networks

Teragrid
Internet2

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Supercomputer Links

Top500 List

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Supercomputers

Cray Means Supercomputer: The man who started it all.

Cray

Cray X1: Their newest supercomputer.
Cray 'Red Storm' Systems: Commercial versions of the 40 TF Sandia supercomputer.
Cray SX-6:
Cray MTA-2:
Cray SV1:
Cray X1 pictures at Oak Ridge National Labs
Cray Historic Systems
History of Cray

SGI

Servers and Superclusters
Onyx4 Visualization Systems

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Clusters and Blades

Cluster and Blade Suppliers

Appro Blade Clusters
Appro Rack Clusters

Racksaver Clusters and Blades

Linux Networx Clusters

PSSC Labs (Professional Service Super Computers)

Egenera Blade Frame Systems

IBM Ships G5 Blades.

The new system, called the eServer BladeCenter JS20 will be IBM's first 64-bit blade offering, joining the 32-bit Xeon HS20 systems IBM is already shipping. The JS20 will come with a lower price tag than its 32-bit Xeon relatives, IBM said.

Sun Blade and Entry Servers

High Speed Cluster Interconnects

Myracom's Myranet
Dolphin Interconnects
Infiniband Architecture
Infiniband SourceForge Project
Quadrics QsNet

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NPACI Centers

SDSC (San Diego Supercomputer Center)
NCSA (National Center for Supercomputing Applications)

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Organizations

Alliance (The National Computational Science Alliance)
NSF (National Science Foundation)
NSF - PACI (NSF - Partnership for Advanced Computational Infrastructure)

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Grids

NASA Information Power Grid
SDSC (San Diego Supercomputer Center)

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High Performance Software

Oak Ridge National Labs Software
HPC-Netlibs Repository
National HPCC Software Exchange
National Center for Supercomputing Applications (NCSA)
National Partnership for Advanced Computational Infrastructure (NPACI)
SRB (Storage Resource Broker)

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Middleware Tools

Globus V3. Version 3 grid management tools are now available

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Cluster Tools

OSCAR: Open Source Cluster System
SDSC ROCKS Cluster System
Boewulf Cluster Software
Warewulf - the distributed Linux distribution

Message Passing Tools
MPI (Message Passing Interface)
OpenMP (Portable Scalable SMP Programming)
PVM (Parallel Virtual Machine)

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