How Intel & AWS solve some of the world’s most urgent issues
summary
Cloud and Intel silicon power concrete results: VirtualFlow uses 5.7 million vCPUs to prepare a 70 billion library for public virtual screening, enabling billion‑scale docking where a laptop used to suffice. Qemist Cloud scales to 1.1 million cores on Intel Zion to compute PFAS bond‑breaking energy profiles so catalysts can be designed. IKTOS filters a 5.5B Enamine set to 150M, runs two 1M‑docking campaigns, finds about 200 candidate molecules, and runs inference in ~3 minutes on 40 instances.
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- 0:00Introduction and HPC vision
- 6:24Virtual flow cancer research
- 17:14Chemistry for the environment
- 31:19Malaria drug discovery
- 40:31Conclusion and Q&A
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