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IBM Seeks Crowdsourced Computer Cycles for Microbiome Project
August 30, 2017
Harvesting compute cycles donated by large numbers of volunteers isn’t new. The Human Proteome Folding Project run on the IBM-supported World Community Grid is one example. Last week, IBM announced it is facilitating a similar project... Read more…
Volunteer Computing Project Helps Smash Childhood Cancer
February 1, 2017
On Tuesday, IBM announced that its World Community Grid will provide free virtual supercomputing power to a global team of scientists engaged in the fight again Read more…
Volunteers Contribute Spare Cycles to Ebola Research
December 4, 2014
IBM announced that its World Community Grid, now "powered by its SoftLayer cloud," will provide free virtual supercomputing power to The Scripps Research Instit Read more…
Community Grid Fosters Microbial Discovery
October 22, 2014
An international team of volunteers is putting their spare computing power to work unlocking the secrets of microbes from around the world. By plugging in to Read more…
Tech Titans Pledge Free Cycles for Climate Change Research
July 29, 2014
Amazon, Microsoft and IBM are promising to provide free virtual supercomputing and cloud resources to support the US government's Climate Action Plan and Climat Read more…
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