March 3, 2026Open Access

SORS: genomics workloads for the future (now)

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Genomics workloads may soon effectively utilize compute clusters, marking a significant shift in the field.
The introduction of pangenomes and affordable whole genome sequencing below $100 is set to facilitate this change.
High-performance computing (HPC) is crucial for managing the escalating demands of pangenomic analyses.
This evolving landscape may enhance genomic research capabilities and lead to new medical advancements.

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In this talk, Pjotr and Arun will talk about pangenomic challenges and scaling up with HPC. Genomics workloads have always been announced and fail to make a dent on compute clusters. We predict this may now change with the introduction of pangenomes and sub 100 whole genome sequencing that is around the corner.

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