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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 it claims will be the most powerful AI supercomputer in the pharmaceutical industry.

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Bristol Myers Squibb (BMS) is building an AI factory for drug research using Nvidia's Vera Rubin system. The company intends for this infrastructure to be the largest and most advanced AI supercomputer within the life sciences sector.

Coverage from STAT, Fierce Biotech, and Endpoints News emphasizes the scale of the project, while the NVIDIA Blog highlights the specific use of the Vera Rubin architecture. Yahoo Finance reports the acquisition of this computing system specifically for drug research applications.

Future developments depend on the implementation of the AI factory to advance life sciences research.

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What hardware is Bristol Myers Squibb using?

The company is building its AI factory on NVIDIA Vera Rubin.

What is the primary purpose of this supercomputer?

The system is being acquired for use in drug research.

How is the project being described by the companies?

It is described as pharma's 'most powerful' AI supercomputer and the life science industry's 'most advanced AI factory'.

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