Based on our FLOP estimate (see https://stats.foldingathome.org/os), Folding@home has passed the 5 petaflop mark recently. To put it in context, traditional supercomputers have just broken the 1 petaflop mark, and even…
Read moreThe machine which handles the main assignment server (AS) and the stats update is currently down. We expect that this machine will be back up by 10am pacific time. Since…
Read moreIt's still early (since this paper was just accepted), but I wanted to give FAH donors a heads up on our work on Huntington's Disease aggregation, which is just about…
Read moreWe’ve made a code change in the two main assignment servers (assign1.foldingathome.org & assign2.foldingathome.org) to handle a potential problem people have been having with getting through firewalls. For those who…
Read moreToday (January 8, 2008) at 4pm, I'll be giving a talk at PARC, giving an update about Folding@home. If anyone is local to the Palo Alto area, you can be…
Read moreI've talked about OpenMM before — it's the library we're releasing to allow other scientists to take advantage of the great speed up found in our GPU code. We're now…
Read moreWe have made some updates to the stats code to make it faster and more useful. The recent changes speed web page creation in general and also cache team pages…
Read moreWe have switched the stats (points) update to occur every 3 hours instead of every 2 hours. The reasoning here is that it takes about an hour to update the…
Read moreWe're happy to announce a new Pande Group paper (paper #61 at https://foldingathome.org/English/Papers). This paper describes a new computational screen to identify important mutations in influenza: Combining Mutual Information with…
Read moreJim Clark has been a major donor to Stanford and his great contributions has had a huge impact on my group's work in general and on Folding@home in particular. Jim…
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