IBM announced today that The Hormel Institute, a medical research unit of the University of Minnesota, is getting a one rack Blue Gene/L that should clock in around 5.6 TFLOPS.
The Institute’s acquisition of a Blue Gene supercomputer is part of a multi-year expansion for the facility. The expansion and the new computer will allow the Institute — recognized worldwide for its leading-edge cancer research — to triple the amount of projects it undertakes.
International Supercomputing Conference (ISC) is an annual conference that showcases the key technologies in the supercomputing field. It brings together experts from multiple specialist fields, including research into life sciences and genetics to shed light on the origins and mysteries in our lives. HPC….
Novo Genomics Healthcare start-up Novo Genomics is laying the foundation for personalized medicine in Saudi Arabia, with cutting-edge sequencing using the Lenovo Genomics Optimization And Scalability Tool (GOAST) architecture—based on Lenovo ThinkSystem SR630 V2 Servers powered by 3rd Gen Intel® Xeon® Scalable processors. The organization aims to harness genomics and multiomics to develop personalized […]
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