White House Throws Its Support Behind a Bill to Overhaul Supercomputing Programs

By VINCENT KIERNAN

The Bush administration on Thursday endorsed a bill to revamp the federal government's supercomputing programs. The proposed legislation would give scholars access to cutting-edge machines and bolster the nation's leadership in the field.

Under the bill -- the High-Performance Computing Revitalization Act of 2004 (HR...

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