Danish University Buys SGI Supercomputer for Sustainable Systems Biology Research
June 17, 2011
Danish University Buys SGI Supercomputer for Sustainable Systems Biology Research
The Technical University of Denmark has bought an SGI Altix supercomputer to support research efforts aimed at producing chemicals in living cells from inexpensive and sustainable raw materials.
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