Access Grid in Thailand
Deploying Access Grid in Thailand — presented at the Access Grid Workshop, APAN meeting, Busan, South Korea, August 2003.
2003 · Putchong Uthayopas · 13 pages
An archive of Thai HPC presentations, reports, manuals and papers — from the ThaiGrid era to today, open for study and citation.
Presentations from the period when Thailand built a national grid linking its universities.
Deploying Access Grid in Thailand — presented at the Access Grid Workshop, APAN meeting, Busan, South Korea, August 2003.
2003 · Putchong Uthayopas · 13 pages
A Thai-developed middleware and tool set for clusters and grids, growing out of the SMILE work — presented at Gridbus2003, University of Melbourne.
2003 · Putchong Uthayopas · 43 pages
GISTDA's grid technology work, presented at the 18th WGISS Meeting in Beijing, September 2004.
2004 · Pakorn Apaphant, Ph.D. · 13 pages
A progress report on e-Science and grid work in Thailand, dated 24 January 2006, from NECTEC together with Kasetsart University.
2006 · Piyawut Srichaikul, Putchong Uthayopas · 14 pages
An introduction to the Thai National Grid Project (TNGP) from the Thai National Grid Center, under SIPA, Ministry of Information and Communication Technology.
2006 · 19 pages
A preliminary study of Thailand's HPC infrastructure and the status of ThaiGrid at the time.
Vara Varavithya, Putchong Uthayopas · 21 pages
A presentation connecting the ThaiGrid effort to the country's e-Science direction.
40 pages
How the Thai National Grid Center (TNGC) came together, from establishment through to service.
Dr. Tiranee Achalakul · 27 pages
The consortium's annual reports — hosted at e-science.in.th; these link straight to the source.
Annual report of the National e-Science Infrastructure Consortium.
2013 · 34 pages
Annual report of the National e-Science Infrastructure Consortium.
2015 · 37 pages
Annual report of the National e-Science Infrastructure Consortium.
2017 · 23 pages
Annual report of the National e-Science Infrastructure Consortium, the year it reached nine members.
2018 · 39 pages
Annual report of the National e-Science Infrastructure Consortium.
2020 · 44 pages
The consortium's official download page, including every annual report.
Machine-specific documents, from the pioneering PIRUN through to TARA and Krypton.
On the PIRUN cluster — the fastest supercomputer in Thailand when it was built in 1999.
2001 · 7 pages
Running Beowulf clusters in an academic environment at Kasetsart University.
6 pages
User manual for reaching the e-Science HPC machines over SSH, covering the NECTEC and Chulalongkorn nodes and Sybyl X.
10 pages
The state and direction of HPC and AI in Thailand, from conference sessions and surveys.
A NAC2018 presentation looking back and forward across HPC in Thailand — the long 50-page version.
2018 · Putchong Uthayopas · 50 pages
Using HPC in nanotechnology research, from the NAC2018 session.
2018 · 18 pages
NECTEC's perspective on HPC and AI, from the NAC2018 session.
2018 · 17 pages
Summary of the HPC and AI session at the NSTDA Annual Conference 2018 (NAC2018).
2018 · 2 pages
NSTDA's Sarawit magazine, December 2021: a cover story on the NSTDA Supercomputer Center (ThaiSC) and the incoming 13-petaflop HPE Cray EX system, with an interview with Dr Manaschai Kunaseth.
2021 · NSTDA · 50 pages
A status report on Thailand's HPC, presented at the APAN55 meeting.
2023 · Piyawut Srichaikul · 23 pages
Survey results on the state of HPC systems in Thailand.
2023 · 10 pages
A NECTEC survey (February 2024) of the HPC technical specialists working at Thailand's HPC service providers, and the projected workforce demand over the next one to three years.
2024 · NECTEC MITeam · 8 pages
A map of the players across Thailand's AI ecosystem (February 2026).
2026
Academic papers relating to HPC in a Thai context.
A review of the first year of TARA, the ThaiSC cluster, published in the Thai Journal of Mathematics, Volume 19 Number 3 (2021).
2021 · Putt Sakdhnagool et al. · 13 pages
A paper on trusted electronic contracts for peer-to-peer sharing of HPC resources.
2022 · 18 pages
Saved copies of web pages, preserved as they stood on the day they were archived.
An archived page on how the Internet developed in Thailand — the foundation the research networks and HPC were built on.
An archived NECTEC page on business and industry development.