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VAST Data, the AI Operating System company, today announced the closing of its Series F financing at a $30 billion valuation, representing more than a threefold increase from its $9.1 billion Series E ...

The UK government has launched a landmark £500 million national effort, Sovereign AI, designed to transform Britain into a global leader in artificial intelligence by backing its most promising ...

This addition further expands Qlucore's portfolio of advanced testing solutions, which already includes Qlucore Insights Leukaemia (AML), Qlucore Insights Lung Cancer and Qlucore Diagnostics Pediatric ...

Credit: R. Jacobson/NIST NIST’s chips could help emerging technologies such as quantum computers and optical atomic clocks escape the lab and start to impact biomedicine, navigation, communications ...

As the drug discovery community navigates the transition from manual, paper-based workflows to digitally enhanced environments, contract research organizations (CROs) like Novalix are leading the ...

The platform offers access to more than 40 AI biology models, supported by AI-guided selection tools that help researchers choose the most suitable models for their specific goals.

Credit: Jülich Supercomputing Centre The EuroHPC Federation Platform provides a unified single access point that transforms how European researchers, businesses and public sector organisations can acc ...

Having digitized (from paper to glass) through the late 1990s and early 2010s, the R&D community is now navigating the early adoption of digitalization and digitally enhanced workflows. Now available ...

Speed, safety and smarter molecules have yet to translate into better medicines reaching patients. The real breakthrough may come from rethinking what we ask AI to do in the lab, writes Robert Roe ...