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Destiny's shield

Eric Flint

2000

U.S. supercomputer export control policy

United States. Congress. House. Committee on National Security.

1998

High Performance Computing

Kevin Dowd, Charles R. Severance

1993

I, Robot

Isaac Asimov

1950 ★ 4.2

Understanding parallel supercomputing

R. Michael Hord

1999

Understanding supercomputing

Sandy Fritz

2002

The global war on Morris

Steve Israel

2015

Digital Fortress

Dan Brown

1998 ★ 3.7

Junkyard Planet

H. Beam Piper, H. Bean Piper

1963

Supercomputers (Impact)

Alden R. Carter

1985

How to build a Beowulf

Thomas Lawrence Sterling, Thomas Sterling, Daniel F. Savarese et al.

1999

Supercomputers

National Research Council (US)

1989

Supercomputing research advances

2008

Beowulf cluster computing with Linux

William Gropp, Thomas Sterling, Ewing Lusk

2003

Choose Your Own Adventure - Supercomputer

Edward Packard

1984

Transcendence

Christopher McKitterick

2010

The drone war

K. V. Johansen

2007

Belisarius II

Eric Flint

2009

Supercomputers: Class VI Systems, Hardware and Software

1986

Analysis and Design of Parallel Algorithms

S. Lakshmivarahan

1990

An Introduction to high-performance scientific computing

Lloyd D. Fosdick, Gitta Domik

1996

Supercomputing and the transformation of science

William J. Kaufmann

1993

Parallel supercomputing

Graham F. Carey

1989

Artemis Fowl

Eoin Colfer

2000 ★ 3.8

A scientist's and engineer's guide to workstations and supercomputers

Rubin H. Landau, Paul J. Fink, Paul J. Landau et al.

1993

The Hydra protocol

David Wellington

2015

Hammerjack

Marc D. Giller

2005

Works (Foundation / I, Robot)

Isaac Asimov

1984

Hammond Flux, life after flesh

Alan Killip

2016

CUSP

Robert A. Metzger

2005

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