IBM, Harvard to Develop University-Wide Compute Grid For Life Science Research

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IBM, Harvard to Develop University-Wide Compute Grid For Life Science Research

Dec 17, 2003

NEW YORK, Dec. 17 (GenomeWeb News) - IBM is establishing a university-wide computing grid at Harvard for collaborative research in life science, engineering, and applied science, the organizations said today.

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