NSF Gives Three Life-Science Projects $1.2M in Grants to Test Microsoft's Azure Cloud
April 29, 2011
NSF Gives Three Life-Science Projects $1.2M in Grants to Test Microsoft's Azure Cloud
Researchers at Virginia Tech; the University of North Carolina, Charlotte; and the J. Craig Venter Institute will have free access to the Azure cloud platform as part of a two-year agreement between the NSF and Microsoft.
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