The Alabama Legislature names the Alabama Supercomputer Center after Governor George Wallace and Governor Guy Hunt dedicated the Center in July.
ASA History Timeline
Alabama Supercomputer Center Named and Dedicated
1988
ASA Becomes Public Corporation
1989
Alabama Supercomputer Authority is authorized by the Alabama Legislature as a public corporation and is created to provide High Performance Computing (HPC) resources to academic institutions in Alabama.
High School Teachers Attend Summer Course
1989
Several Alabama High School Teachers attend the first supercomputer summer course in Huntsville. It was organized by Dr. John Ziebarth of UAH and Dr. Elizabeth French of ACHE.
High School Students Present Projects at Expo
1990
Students of the teachers who attended the first supercomputer summer course present their year long supercomputer projects at the first Annual Alabama High Schools Supercomputing Expo.
Second Supercomputer nCUBE2 Installed
1991
The Alabama Supercomputer Authority and Boeing install Alabama's second Supercomputer, the nCUBE2 which used a massively parallel processing architecture.
Connected to the Internet
1991
Connected to the Internet (Information Superhighway). The Alabama Supercomputer Network was first connected to SURANet (Southern Universities Research Association) which was a precursor to the internet connection.
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