^o 2001 Planning Comitee
^o HPCUG 2001 Officers
^o ...HPCUG 2000
^o HPCUG

History Now in its 16th year, the High Performance Computing User Group (HPCUG), is a non-profit organization made up of member organizations that support Hewlett-Packard platforms. This group is dedicated to bringing together users of Hewlett-Packard's technical computer systems in order to share experiences and find common solutions. Incorporating the former Convex User Group, HPCUG was originally chartered for the developing supercomputing environment in the mid-80's. It has since evolved and consists of users of today's HP 9000 Servers and the former S- and X-Class Systems. Membership Composed of IT managers, system administrators, scientists, engineers, and programmers from more than 40 countries, the group is self-governed by a board of directors drawn and nominated by the user community.

Membership in the group is free. Members in the group share information about the use of Hewlett-Packard platforms in settings ranging from industrial and government installations to university and research sites. Visitors who wish to attend the conference may do so, but must be sponsored by a current HPCUG member and approved by the HPCUG Board of Directors. If you want to learn more about scalable parallel computer systems, the HPCUG will put you in contact with people experiencing similar computing demands and keep you a step ahead in today's highly aggressive technical computer environment. Explore computer technology beyond the state of the art and find answers to the challenges we all face in the competitive computer industry.

* * * Other Links The HP High Performance User Group Page         The HP High Performance User Group 2000 Conference         The HP High Performance User Group 1999 Conference         The HP High Performance European User Group (HP2EUG)         * * *

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