Here’s a pointer to an article that looks interesting that I found at HPCwire.
Eli Lilly’s Dave Powers talks compellingly about how the pharmaceuticals company is using cloud computing services to support its scientists with on-demand processing power and storage. What’s even more interesting, however, is what Eli Lilly has planned next.
Full story here.
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