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What Data Deluge In Life Sciences Means For Exascale And Clouds

June 14, 2018 James Cuff 0

There is no shortage of data in the life sciences. Every talk about bioinformatics and genomics has to include the now ubiquitous hockey stick growth graph of digital DNA. …

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