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  • Unlocking New Heights in Computational Drug Discovery: How Fovus Empowered a Series B Biotech Startup to Scale Faster by 96x and Reduce Costs by 5.5x

    Unlocking New Heights in Computational Drug Discovery: How Fovus Empowered a Series B Biotech Startup to Scale Faster by 96x and Reduce Costs by 5.5x

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    A stealth Series B biotech startup focused on developing innovative therapies faced significant challenges in managing its cloud-based high-performance computing (HPC) workflows. The company’s computational workloads included high-throughput virtual screening (HTVS), molecular docking, molecular dynamics simulations, and AI-augmented HTVS; each requiring immense computational power. However, managing cloud infrastructure, optimizing HPC strategies, and scaling clusters created…

  • Revolutionizing Protein Structure Prediction with AI and HPC: Utilizing AlphaFold

    Revolutionizing Protein Structure Prediction with AI and HPC: Utilizing AlphaFold

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    Predicting protein structures accurately has long been a significant challenge in biological research. Proteins, essential to nearly all biological processes, derive their functions from their three-dimensional structures. Understanding these structures enables drug discovery, genetic research, and biotechnology advancements. However, determining protein structures experimentally through methods like X-ray crystallography, nuclear magnetic resonance (NMR) spectroscopy, or cryo-electron…

  • Transforming Computational Drug Discovery: Chemspace and Fovus

    Transforming Computational Drug Discovery: Chemspace and Fovus

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    Chemspace Chemspace is a leader in the chemical compound marketplace and end-to-end computational chemistry services. Home to Enamine xREAL and Freedom Spaces – the world’s most extensive collection of commercially available chemical compounds with over 5 trillion molecules – Chemspace supports industries spanning biotechnology, life sciences, chemistry, and pharmaceuticals. By leveraging its vast database of…