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IDSC Accelerates Life Sciences: A DDN Storage Success Story

August 6, 2018July 25, 2023

Accelerate: Life Sciences: A featured DDN Success Story. IDSC Advanced Computing correlates viruses with gastrointestinal cancers for the cancer genome atlas 400% faster! The University of Miami Institute for Data Science and Computing maintains one of the largest centralized academic cyber infrastructures in the country, which is integral to addressing major scientific challenges, and solving many of today’s most challenging problems. Working with IDSC, more than 2,000 researchers, faculty, staff, and students across multiple disciplines collaborate on diverse and interdisciplinary projects requiring Advanced Computing resources. Read more “IDSC Accelerates Life Sciences: A DDN Storage Success Story” →

New Storage System Simplifies Data Sharing

November 21, 2014July 28, 2023

The Sunshine State Education and Research Computing Alliance (SSERCA) has partnered with DDN Data Direct Networks to create a system that allows members of SSERCA to securely share data with speed and ease. This partnership has produced a high-performance storage system for member institutions like the University of Florida (UF), University of Central Florida, and University of Miami. The system allows each institution to use their own identity management system and store data with multiple options for security and replication. Read more “New Storage System Simplifies Data Sharing” →

DDN’s Worldwide Academic Research Partnership (WARP) Annual Awards

October 11, 2013July 31, 2023

DDN’s Worldwide Academic Research Partnership (WARP™) is a global program focused on scientific advancement and insight through the exploration of novel approaches to Big Data. The program provides a framework for collaboration and the sharing of ideas between DDN (Data Direct Networks), its customers, and the development community. Read more “DDN’s Worldwide Academic Research Partnership (WARP) Annual Awards” →