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Google Offers Cloud Database to Aid Autism Research

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What if using cloud computing to store huge amounts of genetic information led to new ways to diagnose and even treat autism? Google is offering just that kind of computing muscle, teaming up with an advocacy group called Autism Speaks. …Read More

Source: The California Report – Science

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