PsiQuantum has raised $450 million in Series D funding to build the world’s first commercially viable quantum computer
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PsiQuantum announces $450 million funding to build a viable quantum computer
30 July 2021
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BSC develops an open AI model that can write and understand Spanish
29 July 2021
Researchers at the Barcelona Supercomputing Center have created an open AI system named MarIA that is trained to understand and write Spanish
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Exyte launches its First ExyCell Facility in Shanghai
29 July 2021
Exyte has successfully completed the construction of the first ExyCell facility in China, the CliniMACS Cell Factory of Miltenyi Biotec, a provider of integrated solutions for Advanced Therapy Medical Products (ATMPs)
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IBM Research Europe and Thieme Chemistry collaboration accelerates discovery in organic chemistry
29 July 2021
IBM Research Europe and Thieme Chemistry have announced a collaboration that will accelerate the discovery and potential synthesis of compounds for organic chemistry
NERSC honours eight early career scientists with annual HPC achievement awards
21 July 2021
NERSC recently announced the recipients of its annual High Performance Computing Achievement Awards, recognising eight early-career scientists who have made significant contributions to scientific computation using NERSC resources
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Fujitsu announces support of AWS for Health initiative
16 July 2021
Fujitsu has announced its support of the AWS for Health initiative from Amazon Web Services by bringing Epic in the Cloud to NHS trusts and UK healthcare providers
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Pistoia Alliance SEED project unlocks the value of data in Electronic Lab Notebooks
15 July 2021
The Pistoia Alliance has announced the second phase of its Semantic Enrichment of ELN Data (SEED) project.
Panasas storage to support Australian cryo-EM research
13 July 2021
Panasas and the University of Wollongong (UOW) in Australia have announced a five-year strategic alliance to support medical and scientific research initiatives that deploy cryogenic electron microscopy
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DOE awards $15.6 million for atmospheric research to improve climate modelling
09 July 2021
The US Department of Energy (DOE) has awarded $15.6 million for new research studying the properties, formation, and interactions between atmospheric clouds and the aerosols that form them
Slovenian Vega supercomputer is the first EuroHPC system on the Top500
07 July 2021
Slovenian national supercomputer HPC Vega has placed Slovenia at the 21st place among countries featuring their systems on the latest Top500 list, published in June 2021
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New Zealand research infrastructure boosted by new investment
06 July 2021
A new $2.1 million investment announced by New Zealand eScience Infrastructure (NeSI) will ensure the country's national research computing platforms remain responsive and high-performing to power researchers’ data-centric and data-intensive research
Optima announces a new version of its Laboratory Resource Management System
02 July 2021
Optima has announced the latest release of its Laboratory Resource Management System (LRMS) version 2021.1
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