Triple Helix Discovery Engine
Funding Opportunities: Pioneers, Architects & Consolidators
Funding: Health IT _ Coordinating, Data, Statistics & Network Centers
*Funding: Cloud Computing
2017: NIH awards to test ways to store, access, share, and compute on biomedical data in the cloud_nih
Curoverse Inc

Organization & Developments: Curoverse

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Arvados is used for genomic analysis at the Harvard Genome Project and Harvard Medical School.
Curoverse doesn’t perform the analysis, but it can store petabyte and exabyte scale data-sets distributed across data centers.
Curoverse is building its products on top of Arvados, a free and open source platform
Curoverse is developing a secure and enterprise-ready version of Arvados.
Curoverse is taking a similar approach to Red Hat, which built commercial products on top of Linux.
It was developed by Alexander Wait Zaranek, the director of informatics at the Personal Genome Project, as part of a vision to publish thousands of genomes and help dozens of other projects launch around the world.
Platform that makes storing, organizing, and processing these data faster, easier, and more affordable