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Lukasz Goldschmidt
The Beast

132 Opteron CPU's strong, the beast does all the computing on the Amyloind Energetics project. And we still have the big hole to fill with even more CPU's :).

While the methodoly is being continuously improved, current throughput is 50,000 hexameric segments/day. The database of the results and predicted structures grows by 10 GB/day. A high performance RAID storage backend in conjunction with a SQL server provides fast and convenient access to any result and structure in milliseconds.

Research funding provided by NIH and HHMI.