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<td align="center" width="90%"><span class="font11_blue_bold"><font size="4">Welcome to <br>
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<span class="font11_blue_bold"><font size="4">The Center for Personal Supercomputing!</font></span>
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<p><span class="font11_blue_bold">A Site Dedicated to Building
Personal Super Computers using the latest in free clustering
technology!</span></p>
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This site is dedicated to providing the latest news and
information on the state-or-the-art in Super Computing,
and contains complete information on how to create your own
Supercomputer!</p>
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This site is divided into several sections, each section
covering a major topic within personal supercomputing. </p>
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Overview is a section that gives a brief review of the current
supercomputing architectures, and the different types of
supercomputing, and the pro's and con's of each, and is a nice
overview of the topic and of this sites content. </p>
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The Master and Slave Clusters and SSI Cluster sections of the
site are devoted to a more in-depth review of these types of
supercomputers, and include general information about those
architectures, the vendors, links to where the current
distributions can be downloaded, and any other related
information that we can find on the topic. </p>
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We included a section on SSD (Solid State Devices) since this is
an important related topic that can help performance. We include
information on SSD in general, a review of some current SSD
products, and how to build your own SSD devices.</p>
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The How-To section contains while papers and articles that will
guide you through the process, step-by-step, of creating your
own supercomputer.</p>
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References contains links to many resources around the internet
that deal with supercomputers, vendors, software distributors,
and links to any websites or articles that we cite or refer to
in any of the articles posted here.</p>
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Forums is a place for you to post your own experiences building
and using the types of supercomputers discussed here, post your
experiences using the content provided on this site, and, a
section where we welcome you to post pictures and details of
your system.</p>
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We welcome any and all contributions!
If you would like to contribute to the site, please send links,
papers, reviews, articles, or anything else related to Personal
Super Computing to the email address below.</p>
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We prefer very technical, hands-on type of articles that will
allow people with a few extra computers to build their own super
computers, maintain them, and program for them. Please be
sure to include links and references in your included articles.</p>
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For more information, questions, comments, or to make a
contribution of material, please email
<a href="mailto:info@personalsupercomputing.org">
info@personalsupercomputing.org</a></p>
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