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Dell Boxes Up HPC for Life Sciences
June 5, 2013
This week Dell announced a tailored offering for the genomics set with its Active Infrastructure for HPC Life Sciences offering. Outfitted with up 32 nodes in a single rack, the company is pitching Infiniband, Lustre, Terascala and Bright Computing options at the sequencing set that they say wants to focus on science, not servers. The Intel-powered... Read more…
BGI Speeds Genome Analysis with GPUs
December 15, 2011
The data deluge in the life sciences is no where more acute than at Chinese genomics powerhouse BGI, which probably sequences more DNA than any other organization in the world. To turn that data into something meaningful for genomic researchers, the institute has begun to employ GPU-accelerated HPC to greatly reduce processing times. In doing so, BGI was able to increase computational throughput by an order of magnitude or more. Read more…
University of Texas to House Largest Cancer Research Cloud
April 6, 2011
The MD Anderson Cancer Research Center at the University of Texas is gearing up to become the home of the world's largest private cloud dedicated to understanding genome-cancer links. Read more…
Multiple Personal Genomes Await
April 7, 2010
Need exascale supercomputer to correlate human genetic variation with physiology and disease. Read more…
Tailoring Medicine with Supercomputers
March 16, 2010
Biotech firm builds genetic models from patient data. Read more…
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