
[email protected] is getting an update to show Sony's continued committment to the program. It's going to give us an improvement in folding calculation speeds, increased visibility of user locations on the globe and the ability to create longer donor/team names.
The Associate Professor of Chemistry at Stanford, Vijay Pande had a few words for the program and the PlayStation 3: "The PS3 turnout has been amazing, greatly exceeding our expectations and allowing us to push our work dramatically forward. Thanks to PS3, we have performed simulations in the first few weeks that would normally take us more than a year to calculate. We are now gearing up for new simulations that will continue our current studies of Alzheimer's and other diseases."
But all we really need to know is that there's an update and the program is making history! Well, approaching historical proportions.
1. Do tell bkvalheim, I wasn't aware that the xbox supported these sorts of programs, officially or not.
Posted at 12:39PM on Apr 25th 2007 by mccomber