Over a Decade of Research Data Management Innovation Enables Scientific Breakthroughs
Initially launched as a service to connect researchers and make large-scale data transfer accessible to any researcher with an internet connection and a laptop, it has grown to become an essential service to over 160,000 researchers around the world.
Users in 80 countries have moved over two exabytes of data and 100 billion files, and the service has evolved into a platform that enables universities, national laboratories, government facilities, and commercial organizations to securely manage data throughout the research lifecycle.
Globus has been instrumental in enabling many scientific breakthroughs that have literally changed the world.
Dr. Ian Foster named in HPCwire's list of 35 Legends
In celebration of HPCwire’s 35th anniversary, HPCwire announced the inaugural list of HPCwire 35 Legends — an annual list recognizing 35 luminaries who have made HPC what it is today.
State of the Globus World
The Globus user conference, now in its 22nd year, brought together over 180 researchers, system administrators, developers, and IT leaders from 55 top research computing centers, national labs, federal agencies, and universities from around the globe. The conference is designed to provide insights into new methods of managing research, storage, and compute at scale and build cutting-edge data portals and science gateways to advance scientific research.
Globus Announces Multi-User Support for Globus Compute
Globus, the de facto standard platform for research IT, announced multi-user support for Globus Compute, a service that enables reliable, scalable, and high performance remote function execution, and delivers the same “fire-and-forget” capabilities for computation as the Globus core platform does for data management.
