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Avalon 140 processor Alpha Beowulf cluster constructed entirely from commodity personal computer technology.	Beowolf Clusters Beowolf Clusters
Beowulf opensource parallel computing from NASA.	Beowulf Underground Beowulf Underground
clari.nb.supercomputer Newsbytes: supercomputers, parallel processing
comp.parallel Massively parallel hardware/software. (Moderated)
comp.sys.super Supercomputers.
Grendel: The Clemson Beowulf Workstation a Pentium-based pile-of-PCs of 18 machines.
How to Build a Beowulf: a Tutorial How to Build a Beowulf: a Tutorial
Internet Parallel Computing Archive Internet Parallel Computing Archive	MOSIX for Linux set of enhancements that transform a cluster of PC"s into a scalable super-multicomputer.
National HPCC Software Exchange distributed collection of software, documents, and information of interest to the high performance and parallel computing community.	Samphel"s Tutorial on Distributed Computing Samphel"s Tutorial on Distributed Computing
Scalable Parallel Systems at IBM Research Describes our work on future scalable parallel supercomputer systems; parallel filesystems, message passing vs. remote memory copy mechanisms, resource management, commercial applications, datamining.	Science for the Millennium online expo focusing chiefly on astronomy and astrophysics, advanced computation, and virtual environments.
Scientific American: The Do-It-Yourself Supercomputer: August 2001 William W. Hargrove, Forrest M. Hoffman and Thomas Sterling, pioneers of Beowulf computing describe how they designed and built a cluster at Oak Ridge National Laboratory to map ecoregions.	Supercomputer GIFs Pictures of the fastest supercomputers in the world, with links to manufacturers and full-size images.
The Oak Ridge Extreme Linux Page resources for Beowulf cluster builders and programmers.	Tina self-made super-computer built out of commodity hardware components, running Linux, at the Institute of Theoretical Physics, Magdeburg.