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Vast data centers known as "clouds" are becoming the laboratories for the data-crunching of scientific research, from genetics and seismology to nanotechnology. This process, moving research onto silicon, has been going on for years. But with the growing petabytes of data nearly every realm of science hastens the migration to this new type of data-intensive supercomputer. How is cloud computing changing scientific research?
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