AiThority December 18, 2019

NVIDIA Doubles down on GPU-Accelerated Genomics, Enables Firsts in AI for Medical Imaging.

Genomics is finally poised to go mainstream, with help from deep learning and accelerated-computing technologies from NVIDIA.

Since the first human genome was sequenced in 2003, the cost of whole genome sequencing has steadily shrunk, far faster than suggested by Moore’s law. From sequencing the genomes of newborn babies to conducting national population genomics programs, the field is gaining momentum and getting more personal by the day.

Advances in sequencing technology have led to an explosion of genomic data. The total amount of sequence data is doubling every seven months. This breakneck pace could see genomics in 2025 surpass by 10x the amount of data generated by...

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