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'''= A volunteer distributed supercomputing infrastructure for biomedicine''' | |||
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URL = http://www.gpugrid.net/ | URL = http://www.gpugrid.net/ | ||
=Description= | ==Description== | ||
"It is a novel distributed supercomputing infrastructure made of many PlayStation3 and NVIDIA graphics cards joined together to deliver high-performance all-atom biomolecular simulations. The molecular simulations performed by our volunteers are some of the most common types performed by scientists in the field, but they are also some of the most computationally demanding and usually require a supercomputer. | "It is a novel distributed supercomputing infrastructure made of many PlayStation3 and NVIDIA graphics cards joined together to deliver high-performance all-atom biomolecular simulations. The molecular simulations performed by our volunteers are some of the most common types performed by scientists in the field, but they are also some of the most computationally demanding and usually require a supercomputer. | ||
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[[Citizen Science]] | *[[Citizen Science]] | ||
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*[[Gnutella Processing Unit]] | |||
*[[P2P Computing]] | |||
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Latest revision as of 21:15, 11 October 2009
= A volunteer distributed supercomputing infrastructure for biomedicine
URL = http://www.gpugrid.net/
Description
"It is a novel distributed supercomputing infrastructure made of many PlayStation3 and NVIDIA graphics cards joined together to deliver high-performance all-atom biomolecular simulations. The molecular simulations performed by our volunteers are some of the most common types performed by scientists in the field, but they are also some of the most computationally demanding and usually require a supercomputer. Running GPUGRID on GPUs innovates volunteer computing by delivering supercomputing class applications on a cost effective infrastructure which will greatly impact the way biomedical research is performed."