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Bristol Myers says it will build pharma's 'most powerful' AI supercomputer with Nvidia

Bristol Myers Squibb is partnering with Nvidia to develop what is described as the pharmaceutical industry's most powerful AI supercomputer for research.

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The brief

Bristol Myers Squibb has announced plans to construct a large-scale AI supercomputer. The system will utilize Nvidia’s latest AI computing technology, specifically the Nvidia Vera Rubin architecture, to assist in drug development and discovery.

Coverage from outlets including Bloomberg, Fierce Biotech, Yahoo Finance, qz.com, Endpoints News, and the Nvidia Blog emphasizes the scale of the hardware and its intended application within life sciences. These reports highlight the facility as a significant expansion of the company’s current AI footprint.

Future reports will track the deployment and operational capacity of the system. Coverage does not yet specify a timeline for the supercomputer's completion or the specific therapeutic areas the AI will prioritize.

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Quick answers

What hardware will the new supercomputer use?

The system is being built on Nvidia Vera Rubin technology.

What is the primary purpose of this AI supercomputer?

The technology is intended for drug research, development, and discovery.

Is there a launch date for the project?

Coverage does not yet specify when the supercomputer will be operational.

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Bristol Myers Squibb Nvidia Artificial Intelligence Drug Discovery Pharmaceuticals

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