What does F@H stand for?

Folding@home (distributed computing project)

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The potential is already visible in the results from cooperative projects such as Folding@Home (bit.

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NVIDIA is also collaborating with researchers in Stanford's Folding@home distributed computing project, which utilizes the computing horsepower of graphics processing units and idle computers to simulate protein folding to help find cures for life-threatening diseases.

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For example, consumers today can use their GeForce 9 Series GPUs to run applications such as Folding@home and join online protein folding teams to help find cures for diseases such as AlzheimerCOs or ParkinsonCOs.

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Sharing your PS3 Less than a week after Sony shipped firmware letting PS3 owners contribute computing power to Stanford's Folding@home project, the consoles have already eclipsed the horsepower from home PCs.

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It requires a lot of computing power to simulate the processes, so the Folding@home program has set up a global network of computers to handle the calculations.

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Sony and Stanford University's Folding@home project have created an application that breaks huge processing tasks into smaller units, also known as distributed computing, thereby allowing Playstation 3 owners to donate extra processing power to scientists studying protein folding.

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