Apple has won a Best of Show award at Bio-IT World Conference & Expo for its recently announced Apple Workgroup Cluster for Bioinformatics. According to Apple, the turnkey, high-performance computing cluster allows any scientist to easily configure, operate and maintain the system.
Read MoreApple will be an exhibitor at the upcoming Bio-IT World Conference & Expo, which is scheduled for March 30 through April 1, 2004 at Boston’s Hynes Convention Center. Bio-IT World is “the leading event to demonstrate how technology is transforming the life sciences throughout all discovery and development processes. IDG World Expo designed Bio-IT World for life science professionals looking to evaluate and understand advanced solutions that generate, collect and analyze the flood of information being produced by the life sciences industry.
Read MoreApple showed off its recently introduced Xserve cluster configuration at this week’s Bio-IT World Conference & Expo in Boston. MacCentral reports on a technology showcase that was led by Doug Brooks, Apple’s product manager of server hardware, who discussed the Xserve. Following Brooks’ presentation, Dr. William Van Etten of The BioTeam gave a presentation entitled Scalable Informatics for the Scientist.
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