The SG@home project aims to harness the spare cycles of Personal Computers (PCs) in homes, schools and other organisations to work on a cause-worthy grand challenge that appeals to Singaporeans. Of the many tasks that need to be undertaken to get this project off the ground, perhaps the most important is the identification of such a grand challenge.

The SG@Schools programme seeks to promote PC Grid Computing in schools. Students will be able to generate interesting solutions to solve computationally intensive problems in Science and Engineering by harnessing the enormous amount of processing cycles achieved through aggregating the available PCs in schools.

3 Sep 2004 - 15 Oct 2004	SG@home Ideas Competition
6 - 7 Dec 2005	Official Launch of SG@Schools Program
15 May 2006	SG@Schools Seminar Supercomputing with Personal Computers Dr. David P. Anderson, University of California at Berkeley, USA
16 May 2006	Berkeley Open Infrastructure for Network Computing (BOINC) Tutorial How to Create a Volunteer Computing Project using BOINC Dr. David P. Anderson, University of California at Berkeley, USA
28 - 29 Nov 2006	SG@Schools Vacation Camp 2006 on PC Grid Computing Registration Form
29 Nov 2006	NGO becomes technology partner for grid computing under IDA's Infocomm Club Programme
12 Mar 2007	SG@Schools Seminar Grid Computing : Introduction to a new era Abele Stoelwinder, Solution Architect, GRID, Virtualization, Linux Infrastructure Solutions IBM Singapore
12 - 15 Mar 2007	SG@Schools Vacation Camp on PC Grid Computing Registration Form