However, this data can only deliver new findings when it is analyzed properly. Clouds enable researchers to store and search existing and new data pools, establish correlations and deploy artificial intelligence. In addition, the cloud is an excellent vehicle for helping scientific start-ups get off the ground.
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The Open Telekom Cloud masters even complex calculations and large quantities of data
The Corona-Warn-App is the most widely used tracing app in the world. The technical infrastructure for it is provided from data centers in the middle of Germany. This was a basic requirement of the government for the development partners SAP and Telekom.
As part of the Helix Nebula Science Cloud project, the Open Telekom Cloud has proven itself as a hybrid expansion component for calculations of particle physics experiments on the Large Hadron Collider. Up to 10,000 CPUs were made available on demand for a period of two years, allowing high-throughput tasks to be processed fully automatically, strengthening the trust in cloud computing services in Europe.
Simulation applications trigger load peak jobs that require large amounts of resources for a short period of time. However, the resources available at research institutes are limited and often exhausted, thereby delaying the publication of scientific results. In such cases, cloud bursting into the Open Telekom Cloud reduces the time it takes.
Breathtaking quantities of data are generated in all disciplines relating to natural science and engineering. With a cloud-based object storage solution, research institutes can reduce costs for their own storage management and benefit from a future-proof solution, as the storage grows along with their needs.
Scientific institutes frequently spin off start-ups in order to offer their findings in the private sector. Entrepreneurs are often supported in this task by incubator initiatives. A functional IT infrastructure is essential to help start-ups get off the ground quickly. The Open Telekom Cloud offers everything they need for this.
Providers of scientific services often start with project business, which involves processing specific data or developing specific applications for their customers. Standardized variants of the applications enable them to offer their services online, for example with a subscription model. To do this, the software needs an appropriate operating platform.
As a partner of the OCRE project (Open Clouds for Research Environments), Telekom provides cloud solutions, software tools and IT expertise to research and educational institutions - available within a few days and with attractive discounts of up to 30 %.
The web-based TrialComplete work environment allows research teams to process image data without media fragmentation, while also making the collection, sharing, analysis, and rating of research data more efficient. Run on Open Telekom Cloud data centers, TrialComplete satisfies all GDPR requirements.
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