Welcome to the ARL DSRC
The Army Research Laboratory (ARL) has a deep, ingrained heritage of supporting U.S. warfighters. Our drive to creatively overcome obstacles and break new ground continues traditions started before World War II. Since 1943, the ARL (then known as the Ballistic Research Laboratory or BRL) has been at the vanguard of modern computing. Using the Bush Differential Analyzer, programmable calculators, and sheer brute force, the BRL provided ballistic calculations and firing tables that were vital to the Allied victory in World War II. In fact, the BRL at the Army's Aberdeen Proving Ground facility became the first permanent installation of what was fast becoming a strategic asset for battlefield computations and weapons development. Read More...
Recent News
HPCMP Enhanced User Environment Begins Production Operations
Posted 01/31/2012
The High Performance Computing Modernization Program (HPCMP) is proud to announce the start of production operations on major components of the HPCMP... Read more...
Enhanced Shared License Buffer for Commercial Applications Now Available
Posted 01/20/2012
We are pleased to announce that on 30 January 2012, a new and more robust Shared License Buffer (SLB) will be used to manage HPCMP commercial software.... Read more...
