AI Virtual Screening Platform for Ultra-Large-Scale Drug Discovery — GalaxyVS Officially Launched

ME AI News, the 30th: GalaxyVS, an AI virtual screening platform for ultra-large-scale drug discovery, was officially launched. Relying on the new-generation Tianhe supercomputing system, the platform is designed for a synthesizable compound space of nearly one trillion and has built an end-to-end technical system covering molecular characterization, vector retrieval, diversity control, affinity re-ranking, and large-scale task scheduling—providing a new foundational platform that is highly efficient, highly accurate, and scalable for innovative drug R&D. (Xinhua News Agency) (Source: Tonghuashun)
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Don'tBeACoachForBagholders
· 3h ago
Xinhua News Agency's endorsement, this project is of a high level.
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WeekendGatekeeper
· 6h ago
How many years can AI save in the long drug discovery cycle?
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Don'tCallMeABagHolder.
· 6h ago
The name GalaxyVS sounds a bit sci-fi; looking forward to the actual results.
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GateUser-99725296
· 6h ago
Tianhe Supercomputing + AI Drug Development, this computing power is truly top-tier
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KiteAndBlock
· 6h ago
From molecular characterization to reordering the entire chain, platform-based approaches are the way forward.
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GateUser-8e84d799
· 6h ago
The new generation Tianhe system, China's domestically developed supercomputer, is finally being put to the most critical use.
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ReflectiveChainShadow
· 6h ago
Massive virtual screening, the CRO industry is about to change dramatically
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Orange-FlavoredBlock
· 6h ago
End-to-end technical system sounds very complete, but implementation is the real benchmark.
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