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Discover how RONIN helped the Australia Digital Health Cooperative Research Centre so that their researchers could access AWS cloud and services to perform a...

Ronin was developed in an effort to lower the bar of entry to scientific and cloud computing by simplifying the way cloud resources are procured, configured ...

Dr. Kevin Leyton-Brown and Neil Newman are computer scientists at the University of British Columbia (UBC) working at the intersection of artificial intelligence (AI) and microeconomic theory. Their research demands large-scale, high-performance computing, in episodic bursts, to run parallel simulat…

Read the University of British Columbia, Ronin & Intel case study, powered by the AWS Cloud. AWS provides cloud computing services to hundreds of thousands of companies.

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Genome sequencing is a powerful tool that can inform the management of threatened species. Koalas (Phascolarctos cinereus) are a globally recognized species that captured the hearts and minds of the world during the 2019/2020 Australian megafires. In 2022, koalas were listed as ‘Endangered&rsq…

While more and more academic researchers are venturing into the use of commercial cloud, many of these researchers do not have experience with system adminis...

Intel, Ronin, and AWS are harnessing the power of the cloud to help put out problems close to home. By using technology to scale research and simulate fire s...

The cloud is changing the way we do research—accelerating the pace of innovation, democratizing access to data, and allowing researchers and scientists to scale, work collaboratively, and make new discoveries from which we may all benefit. Researchers from around the world look to the AWS Cloud for…

IDEA Lab: Transforming the Future of Digital-First Research - Dr Paul Daniels, Dr Andrew Perrin & MacKinley Darlington, Athabasca University

Researchers at CSIRO, Australia’s national science agency, have developed a faster and more comprehensive way to identify emerging and dangerous COVID 19 variants, by analysing the DNA of the whole variant, rather than the current method of monitoring changes to the spike protein. There are more th…

Advanced Research Computing at the University of British Columbia has been consistently exploring ways to bring the power of the Public Cloud to researchers of all backgrounds and technical skill levels. To this end, we will present our implementation and experiences of the RONIN platform. RONIN is an incredibly simplistic web application that allows researchers to launch complex compute resources leveraging AWS Public Cloud infrastructure within minutes.We will explore the use of RONIN to deploy common applications (such as R Studio and Jupyter Notebooks), HPC Clusters, Object storage, and remote desktops for visualization. Also explored will be how researchers can optimize their usage of Public Cloud resources using pre-emptible instances and machine scheduling. We will also discuss how implementing such a platform significantly reduced barriers and increased adoption of the Public Cloud by researchers.

RONIN: Enabling Intuitive Self-Service of Highly Optimized Intel Technologies and Tools for Research

OCF, the high-performance compute (HPC), storage, cloud and AI integrator, has partnered with RONIN to provide its customers with an easy to use application to support and ease the adoption of HPC cloud services in research institutions. RONIN’s web application allows researchers to launch complex c…

OCF has partnered with RONIN to support adoption of HPC cloud services in research institutions. RONIN’s web application allows researchers to launch complex compute resources within minutes, whilst h

OCF has partnered with RONIN to provide it's customers with an easy top use application to support and eas the adoption of HPC cloud services.

OCF has partnered with RONIN to provide its customers with an easy-to-use application to support and ease the adoption of HPC cloud services in research institutions.

OCF, a high-performance compute (HPC), storage, cloud and AI integrator, has partnered with RONIN to provide its customers with an easy to use application to support and ease the adoption of HPC cloud services in research institutions.

In partnership with Ronin, the University of Sydney’s Wildlife Genomics Group scales on demand to reduce genomics data analysis time from 10 days to six hour...

Discussing RONIN Autoscale Clusters and the magic of GROMACS

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Two recent events highlight robust robust academic research computing in the cloud and provide self-service cloud solutions.

Parice Brandies of University of Sydney, and Nathan Albrighton of RONIN discuss how University of Sidney used AWS and RONIN to conduct their research to save...

To help customers run the most compute-intensive workloads across industry verticals, we are excited to introduce the new AWS High Performance Computing (HPC) Competency featuring AWS Partners who are focused on the important aspects of HPC in the cloud, including security, cost management, and perf…

Intel and partners leverage the cloud to solve modern-day problems - SiliconANGLE

Read the Digital Health Cooperative Research Centre & RONIN case study, powered by the AWS Cloud. AWS provides cloud computing services to hundreds of thousands of companies.

Containing COVID-19 is still a global challenge. It has affected the “normal” world by targeting its economy and health sector. The effect is shifting…

​Independent software vendor Ronin has set up an Uber-style cloud platform for supercomputers using Amazon Web Services (AWS).

Providing a resource for investigating the genetic basis of semelparity and age-related neuropathologies.

Services (AWS) partner that provides an easy-to-use console alternative for researchers to create virtual computers, high performance computing (HPC) cluster...

Helping crunch large datasets for biology research.

In partnership with Ronin, the University of Sydney’s Wildlife Genomics Group scales on demand to reduce genomics data analysis time from 10 days to six hour...

Dr Carolyn Hogg has more than 25 years’ experience in species conservation, inspired by her upbringing visiting South Africa’s Kruger National Park.

The University of Adelaide, established in South Australia in 1874, maintains a rich history of scientific innovation.

The University of Adelaide uses AWS to create virtual training resources in minutes, provide seamless instruction to 152 researchers across Australia, and easily scale its platform to support future training. Founded in 1874, the university is one of Australia’s leading research institutions. Its bi…

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The University of Adelaide uses AWS to analyze genomics data in 6 hours instead of two weeks, drive innovative research, and cut research costs. Founded in 1874, the university is one of Australia’s leading research institutions. Its bioinformaticians worked with AWS Partner RONIN to build a new HPC…

Amazon Web Services (AWS) partner Ronin has been tapped by the University of Sydney to help create a data base of one of Australia’s most endangered animals.

Researchers at the University of Sydney are using Amazon Web Services (AWS) to accelerate vital genomics research for a range of threatened species.

“Configuring 3 auto-scaling clusters for colleagues to use in research for #rice, #cattle and #legumes. A total of 7,016 cores and 31.8TB RAM at their disposal! Thanks to @ronin_cloud UI and @awscloud hardware. @UofABioinfoHub @UniofAdelaide #AdelaideResearch”

Cloud computing helps democratize High Performance Computing by placing powerful computational capabilities in the hands of more researchers, engineers, and organizations who may lack access to sufficient on-premises infrastructure.

What was previously a laborious and resource intensive process is now sped up thanks to the processing capability of the AWS cloud.

“This is what it looks like to push 750 Gbytes of wheat exome data through a 50 node, 2.4k CPU auto-scaling cluster on @awscloud. Made easy with @ronin_cloud and a 6,670 job #Snakemake pipeline @johanneskoester #AdelaideResearch #Goliath @bioinforad”

“Our youngest 6yr old employee, launching a 4000 core cluster at the @intel booth at #AWSPSSumit in Canberra today. #cloudmadeeasy https://t.co/TDtfmmuCIu”