An easy-to-use, free service that leads Internet users to all of the
information available on the Internet relating to PCs, Macintoshes,
and Unix computers. You can get the most up-to-date information
including pointers to all Usenet news groups, mailing lists, Gopher
and World Wide Web servers, anonymous FTP sites, and other
Internet-specific resources.
The Retrocomputing Museum.
Dedicated to programs that induce sensations that hover somewhere
between nostalgia and nausea. Our exhibits
include many languages, some machine emulators, and a few games.
This shareware search engine (Shase) enables you to
search descriptions, locate and download files from
the Virtual Shareware Library which contains tens of
thousands of programs.
The
Computer-Mediated Communications Studies Centre
is a non-profit, non-commercial,
privately-created enterprise created for the benefit of its
participants and as a public service to interested persons.
The
Stanford Center for Design Research (CDR).
The CDR explores the application of new computer technologies
in support of collaborative design. A wide array of
research projects is described.
The
Cornell Theory Center
which includes links to extensive online information system about
supercomputing architectures there (currently including IBM ES9000,
IBM RS/6000 cluster, IBM SP1, IBM PVS, and Kendall Square
Research KSR1).
Lateiner Dataspace
information on high-performance three-dimensional computation, including
the ARPA proposal done in partnership with Kendall Square Research for a
real-time volume rendered virtual reality with real-time physical simulation.
NCO/HPCC
The National Coordination Office for High Performance
Computing and Communications (NCO/HPCC) server.
The server contains a variety of HPCC-related
information, including the FY 1994 "Blue Book" titled "High Performance
Computing and Communications: Towards a National Information Infrastructure".
High Performance Computing Centre.
The HPC Centre supports High Performance Computing within the
South and South West of England. The Centre runs courses and workshops as
well as supporting a number of HPC machines.
YCPS
(the Yale Center for Parallel Supercomputing).
CREMISI
Information on the activities of the CNR (Italian National Research Council)
on Parallel Computing and also some related locally generated reports and
software.
Thinking Machines.
Manufacturer of parallel computers and software tools for
parallelism.
CHAOS Group
University of Maryland, USA. Develops language and library support
for parallel computing and I/O in the absence of physically shared memory
Parallel Tools.
Parallel Tools Consortium
.
Information on not only parallel tools but conferences and other
parallel programming related issues.
Windows Programmer's Group, Dortmund.
A collection of programming related tools and are currently
in the process of setting up a hypertext based FAQ for Windows programmers.
Mathematics and Computer Science Division.
Includes information on Argonne's Mathematics and Computer Science Division,
which has the world's largest IBM massively parallel computer (an SP1)
and is establishing a CAVE virtual reality environment.
The CMC Studies Center is a non-profit, non-commercial,
privately-created enterprise created for the benefit of its
participants and as a public service to interested persons.
Centre for Advanced Studies, Research and Development. It's an
interdisciplinary research centre developing advanced simulation
techniques and applying them, by means of high performance computers,
to the solution of large scale computational problems in various
fields.
Assesses the
viability of NCSA Mosaic & NCSA HTTPD for satisfying U.S. Government
information dissemination requirements including interactive documents,
multimedia, database applications, & document conversations.
Includes not just AI work but compilers and computer architecture as well.
Also
MIT Laboratory for Computer Science:
An index to pages and demos provided by research groups at the MIT
Laboratory for Computer Science.
Information about the NIMT. Server to be expanded to
include summary information on NIMT areas of interest, including
Executive Support Systems, Groupware, Strategic/Management Use of IT,
Multi Media, Trends.
Information and resources about recording systems
and information storage technology. Reports describing
the research programs of NML and its partners and vendor
media and system information.
SDSC's server provides general information about the center itself,
information about research in high performance computing, services,
software, education and community outreach, highlights of the science and
events happening at SDSC as well as partnerships and collaborations with
other institutions.
The Colorado Internet Cooperative Association is a group of
companies and individuals organized to share reliable, unrestricted,
and low cost access to the Internet.
Front Range UNIX Users' Group is an informal group of
professionals working with the UNIX system. Our purpose is to share
knowledge of and experience with the UNIX operating system and related
products.
From Cyberspace Communications Inc. This server contains
descriptions of the purpose, ideals, bylaws and FAQ relating to this system.
Information about how to access and use the system is also present.
The system provides free access to conference software (PicoSpan), and many
other services to the general public. The server also contains pointers to
related systems and items of general interest to the community, along with
documents belonging to users which they desire to make public.
The Numerical Algorithms Group Ltd (NAG) WWW server provides
(non-commercial) information about NAG's mathematical and scientific
software products and services. Information includes technical
reports, availability, user notes, installation notes, demos and
downloadable sofwtare. The server is also the home of the Fortran 90
Software Repository.
Rocky Mountain Internet Users' Group is a group that meets once a month to
learn about the Internet through presentations, information sharing,
questions & answers and informal
conversations.
USENIX Association
The UNIX and advanced computing systems professional and technical association.
The Consortium was established by its member companies in
1985 to develop processes, methods, tools, and services
that improve the design and implementation of
high-quality, software-intensive systems. Also the
VCOE
the
Virginia Center of Excellence for
Software Reuse and Technology Transfer.
Develops, markets, and supports computer software products and
technologies that enable users to create, display, print, and communicate
electronic documents
The latest Apple technical information, software updates and a
variety of information resources about Apple related products and services.
Apple Network Managers Association (ANMA)
Contains information
about joining local chapters, how to start one in your area and topics of
interest related to Macintosh networking.
Mainframe computers, UNIX/open systems, data storage subsystems,
data communications products, applications development software, and
educational and consulting services.
Hewlett-Packard designs, manufactures and services electronic
products and systems for measurement, computation and
communications. Our basic business purpose is to create information
products that accelerate the advancement of knowledge and improve
the effectiveness of people and organizations. The company's
products and services are used in industry, business, engineering,
science medicine and education in approximately 110 countries.
IKE - IBM Kiosk for Education.
IKE, the IBM Kiosk for Education, is a free information service for
IBM users in the higher education community. IKE offers IBM product
information and news, as well as software to download and a bulletin
board for exchanging ideas with colleagues.
a leading supplier of RDBMS software on open systems.
Linux.
Linux is a complete, copylefted UN*X clone for
Intel 386/486/Pentium machines. It includes Emacs, X11R5,
gcc, TeX/LaTeX, groff, TCP/IP, SLIP, UUCP, the works.
Linux International
a non-profit, volunteer-run organisation to support
and sponsor the further
development of the Linux operating system.
Retrieve sample articles, tutorials, Notebooks and packages; preview
the monthly publication. Hands on introduction to Mathematica. Monthly
programming competitions.
Computer and software manufacturer includes areas such as semiconductors,
supercomputers, mainframes, workstations and peripherals
(Also available in Japanese.)
The NCD WWW server provides corporate information as well as product
and support information for NCD's three major product lines: NCD X terminals,
NCD PC-Xware (X server software for PCs), and Z-Mail Enterprise-wide Electronic
Mail.
The X Consortium develops, evolves and maintains the X Window System, a
vendor-neutral, system-architecture neutral, network-transparent windowing
and user interface standard.
Various products and services, including
computer hardware, software, GSA Schedules, Internet services, software
development, and information technology
Information Dimensions are working with document management
systems in a client/server environment. They have support
for all the PC document formats but also supports
SGML and HTML through their WEBserver.
A software vendor providing, network connectivity
solutions, terminal emulation, X servers, multiple
windowing applications under Windows and Unix, and
transport level development tools.
Corporate overview, a products and
services section, country sales contacts and company news. In
networking, SNA-based environments, information storage.
Expertise in developing applications for the Microsoft Windows
platforms. In depth knowledge of SAP systems R/2 and R/3 on Unix platforms
is also available.
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