The BOINC software consists of several parts: The BOINC repository includes all of these parts. Each of these parts can be built for different platforms (e.g. Win, Mac, Linux, Android). …

BOINC lets you help cutting-edge science research using your computer. The BOINC app, running on your computer, downloads scientific computing jobs and runs them invisibly in the …

BOINCstats is all about statistics for BOINC. All stats are freely available. You can use these statistics without creating an account. Just enter your name in the search box and enjoy! BAM! …

BOINC is software that can exploit the unused CPU and GPU cycles on computer hardware to perform scientific computing. In 2008, BOINC's website announced that Nvidia had developed …

Develop systems that interface to BOINC via APIs. Release management, packaging, and other processes. Email lists, workshops, papers. Most of the BOINC software components are built …

BOINC lets you contribute computing power on your home PC to projects doing research in many scientific areas. You can contribute to a single project, or to any combination of them. To get …

This article describes how to set up a BOINC grid infrastructure on a Gentoo Linux and how to run and deploy a demo application to dedicated BOINC clients. The idea behind a grid system …

BOINC is short for Berkeley Open Infrastructure for Network Computing, which is a open-source software that projects can use to distribute small parts of work units (WUs). It was originally …

From the user's perspective, BOINC has three parts: The external web server, run by the scientists, that manages the data flow. After the user's registration to a particular project this …

The running BOINC software consists of four parts. The BOINC client, which handles communication, the BOINC manager, which is the GUI, the screensaver and the application …