Folding@home volunteers each create a short movie about the jiggling atoms that form parts of the coronavirus, each movie starting with a different arrangement of atomic motions.

A distributed computing project called Folding@home has suddenly risen to the height of the world's fastest supercomputer, and beyond, as more people join the fight to find a cure for Covid-19.

So there you go, one less excuse not to run folding@home, so get folding. Before use it is recommended that you ask your employer (or similar) about running portable software on their machines.

By running the Folding@home software you can contribute to the world's largest supercomputer and help medical research. You can fold on CPUs, GPUs and under almost any OS going. Our guides will ...

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We’ve asked you to get involved with Folding@home many times, but we’ve always left you to find out how to install it yourself, something which probably puts some of you off joining the team ...

The Folding@home network now boasts 470 PetaFLOPS of compute power and is more powerful than the world’s top 7 supercomputers combined.

One million volunteers and more than 2.5 exaFLOPS later, the group behind the crowdsourced distributed-computing project says it has found possible targets for stopping the SARS-CoV-2 virus.

Sony sent over an e-mail about their Folding@Home update. If you’re one of the 536,000 users running Folding@Home you will be happy to know the screensaver mode takes up slightly less power and ...

Folding@home™ can now be remotely operated through the Remote Play feature of your PS3™ system. When you use this feature, the Folding@home™ help screen will be specific to your PSP ...

Folding@home Scientists Report First Distributed Computing Success Date: October 22, 2002 Source: Stanford University Summary: As you read this sentence, millions of personal computers around the ...