Simulating protein folding on the millisecond timescale has been a major challenge for many years. When we started Folding@home, our first goal was to break the microsecond barrier. This barrier…
Read moreJust an update on my blog post. I want to make it clear that we're seeing problems in both of our ATI and NVIDIA GPU OpenCL implementations for OpenMM. Maybe…
Read moreHere is an update and some more details on the third generation GPU core. As I stated before, this core is built on OpenMM, which brings the science further along…
Read moreWe have been going through various shortages for Power PC OSX WUs, due to the new cores not supporting PPC machines. While we expect that we may have new PPC…
Read moreHappy New Year! We're starting out the new year with a planned auto-core upgrade for GPU core 11. This is planned to happen Monday morning Stanford time. This will bring…
Read moreIn preparation for the migration to the new stats db, we have been doing some profiling on the stats db to see where we can get the most speed up.…
Read moreA machine went down last night, which brought down vspg1, vspg1v, and vspg1v2 (these are all different virtual interfaces on the same physical server). Our admins (working during the holidays…
Read moreAs announced some time ago we have been working on a new core (Protomol core B4), and it has been looking good in QA so we have started to release…
Read moreWe have made some changes to the psummary generation scripts so that they can support the v5 servers and in general fix some bugs. This is a complete, clean rewrite…
Read moreI'm at NIH today for the IMAG meeting on the Impact of Modeling on Biomedical Research. IMAG stands for the Interagency Modeling and Analysis Group and it constitutes all of…
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