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I don't believe you, but I look forward to you showing proof of this with some links (and if you tried giving it for free, I assume you just open sourced the wh

• dekhn 6y ago
  I developed the Exacycle system at Google and used it to publish my work (I wrote that blog entry): https://ai.googleblog.com/2013/12/groundbreaking-simulations-by-google.html https://ai.googleblog.com/2013/12/groundbreaking-simulations... we offered the service for free to Genentech since I used to work there and knew they could probably use it to get some good publications. We didn't open source the distributed computing framework, but the underlying technology (Folding@Home) is based on gromacs, which is open source. It's the scale at which it ran, and the processing pipeline for filtering the results that had the real value.