text: Cancer Research targets human genome breathrough with supercomputer | IT Strategy | CIO UK
  A new supercomputing workload management system is aiding scientific work by Cancer Research and the Cambridge Research Institute's human genome project.
  Cancer Research UK is using Platform Computing's LSF software to improve cluster efficiency and reduce IT costs on the CRI genome research.
  By orchestrating workloads and managing CRI's research applications in a single data centre, Platform LSF has enabled CRI to save approximately £50,000 by removing hardware and maintenance duplication across each location, while increasing the amount of data processed. Cancer Research says the institute can now direct more computing resources directly to its research teams "to use in a more timely and cost efficient manner".