NVIDIA (Chinese name NVIDIA), founded in January 1993, is a computer graphics chip manufacturer with more than half of the computer-independent graphics cards using NVIDIA chips. Now, NVIDIA is an artificial intelligence computing company that has already penetrated its business into supercomputing chips, artificial intelligence, deep learning and autonomous driving. Recently, the NVIDIA “Calculation Therapy†project team awarded $400,000 in prize money to two cancer research institutes for a close combat with cancer – the most appropriate description for two pioneering research teams on the front line of cancer research. . A group of NVIDIA employees, with the support of researchers from the National Cancer Institute, selected the two award-winning groups from 20 proposals worldwide. One of them is led by Seungchan Kim, a team of translational genomics research institutes in Phoenix, Arizona. Their goal is to understand why some cancer cells respond to treatment, while others do not. Their findings will drive the development of cancer differentiation therapy. Another team, led by Andrés Cisneros of the University of North Texas, is looking for related variants that can trigger abnormal changes in repairing DNA damage proteins. These variants are likely to be key factors in the diagnosis of cancer. The two teams studied ways to fight cancer from the most fundamental aspects of human biology by using accelerated computing. Each of the above two teams, each team receives a $200,000 grant from the NVIDIA Foundation to further explore how to create newer and more targeted treatments. The NVIDIA Foundation is a charity led by NVIDIA employees and these two bonuses are part of the Foundation's "Calculation Therapy" program. The program is designed to support projects that use parallel computing to make breakthroughs in cancer diagnosis and treatment. Fight cancer and break down cells Researchers at the Translation Genomics Institute discuss data analysis tools - EDDY Kim and his team's research can lead to precise treatment of cancer, such as treatment of certain cells in a patient's tumor. To this end, they created a GPU-accelerated data analysis tool that allows them to examine in detail how cancer cells' DNA controls protein production and how these proteins interact with each other and with other molecules. By using this tool, researchers can find differences between different cell populations in the same tumor. Guangzhou Zhongzhinan Supply Chain Co.,Ltd. , https://www.zhongzhinanlighting.com.jpg)