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Argonne Leadership Computing Facility Advanced computing resource center delivering supercomputing capabilities to accelerate scientific breakthroughs.	Beowulf opensource parallel computing from NASA.
Beowulf cluster - Wikipedia An encyclopedia article describing a Beowulf cluster, a computer cluster of what are normally identical, commodity-grade personal computers running open-source software.	Beowulf Project at Caltech and NASA Official NASA article describing the original Beowulf project developed at Caltech and NASA for a do-it-yourself supercomputer cluster.
Beowulf Underground Beowulf Underground
Edinburgh Parallel Computing Centre Leading supercomputing center in the UK providing high-performance computing expertise and advanced systems.
EuroHPC JU European High-Performance Computing Joint Undertaking coordinating supercomputing resources across Europe.
High Performance Computing (HPC) at LANL Overview of the High Performance Computing division at Los Alamos National Laboratory, covering system architecture and simulation.
HPCwire News and information resource covering high-performance computing, supercomputing, and data-intensive science.
IBM Research Reports At IBM Research, we’re inventing what’s next in AI, quantum computing, and hybrid cloud to shape the world ahead.	InsideHPC Media portal dedicated to the supercomputing industry, covering hardware innovations, algorithms, and research.
Leibniz Supercomputing Centre Prominent German supercomputing center offering high-end computing services and data management for research.	MOSIX for Linux set of enhancements that transform a cluster of PC"s into a scalable super-multicomputer.
Oak Ridge Leadership Computing Facility Major national computing facility providing powerful supercomputing resources for scientific research in the United States.	PRACE Partnership for Advanced Computing in Europe providing high-end supercomputing infrastructure for research.
The Do-It-Yourself Supercomputer | Scientific American Scientists have found a cheaper way to solve tremendously difficult computational problems: connect ordinary PCs so that they can work together -	TOP500 Project tracking and ranking the 500 most powerful computer systems and supercomputers in the world.