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Montana State's Center and PDB Rely on SGI Hardware

Jul 01, 1999
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MOUNTAIN VIEW, Calif.--Montana State University and the Protein Data Bank have begun using Silicon Graphics hardware for bioinformatics purposes, according to the computer company. Montana State has installed a 32-processor SGI Origin 2000, an Origin 200, and several Octane and O2 visual workstations to support its Center for Computational Biology, established in January 1997.

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