How TGAC is giving plant evolution a helping hand using SGI supercomputers

John Leonard
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TGAC has taken delivery of two new SGI machines to speed up the analysis of the wheat genome

Norwich-based research institute The Genome Analysis Centre (TGAC) has upgraded its SGI supercomputers from the UV 100 model, which it has been using for the past five years, to two new UV 300 mach...

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