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AWS launches Amazon Bio Discovery, a new AI-powered application designed to speed up drug development, giving scientists access to biological foundation models

Amazon's (AMZN.O) cloud unit on Tuesday launched Amazon Bio Discovery, an artificial intelligence application designed …

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  • @synbio1 @synbio1 on x
    Integrating with R&D services is going to be essential for AI scientists. But hosting a marketplace of normal CROs won't do it. I'm not choosing an AI scientist just because it gives me an affiliate link to the start of a 2-month deal scoping negotiation. Fast data loops only
  • @awsnewsroom @awsnewsroom on x
    Today, we announced Amazon Bio Discovery, an AI-powered application designed to help scientists design and test novel drugs faster and with greater confidence. @axios spoke with Dan Sheeran, AWS VP and general manager of healthcare and life sciences, about the news. Read more →
  • @nterminus Nish on x
    who guessed that the “AWS for Biology” might come from...AWS