Genentech and NVIDIA enter drug discovery AI collaboration

21 November 2023
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A new multi-year collaboration between Swiss pharma giant Roche (ROG: SIX) subsidiary Genentech and US tech firm NVIDIA (Nasdaq: NVDA) aims to transform the discovery and development of new medicines by bringing together experts from each company to optimize and accelerate Genentech’s proprietary algorithms.

NVIDIA will work with Genentech to accelerate these models on NVIDIA DGX Cloud, which provides dedicated instances of AI supercomputing and software hosted by NVIDIA cloud service provider partners.

Genentech says it plans to use NVIDIA BioNeMo, which enables biotech companies to customize models at scale, and integrate BioNeMo cloud application programming interfaces directly into computational drug discovery workflows.

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