Jason Stowe is a seasoned entrepreneur, and the founder and CEO of Cycle Computing, the leader in Condor Grid and Cloud Computing Solutions. In 2005, Jason started Cycle, an employee-owned company, to help clients easily use open-source Condor to provide more innovative grid functionality and reduce costs. Not having investors lets Jason and the Cycle-team focus on customers' needs and execution, rather than hype.
Starting with three initial Fortune 100 clients in Insurance, Financial Services, and Defense, Cycle has grown to deploy production grids at Fortune 500s, SMBs, government research, and academic institutions alike, for a wide variety of industries and applications.
For over a year, our CycleCloud service has provided the same production-quality grids on demand in the cloud, and is used for computations in bioinformatics, statistics, product and hardware simulation, and financial risk analysis, among others.
Jason attended Carnegie Mellon and Cornell Universities, and volunteered/guest lectured for the Entrepreneurship program at Cornell's Johnson Business School.
There are hundreds of life science labs in the U.S. using next-generation
sequencing, bioinformatics, proteomics, and molecular modeling to identify
the genes behind, and potential drug targets to cure, many diseases including
diabetes, cancer and Alzheimer's disease.
With increasing data coming off of modern scientific instruments, the demand
for compute power to analyze the data is increasing dramatically. Currently,
life science researchers in bioinformatics, next-generation sequencing, and
molecular modeling need to spend tens to hundreds of thousands of dollars to
buy server clusters to run their scientific calculations.
High performance computing (HPC) has come a long way for life sciences.
Twenty years ago, expensive parallel supercomputers were required to render
proteins in three dimensions and run software that helped researchers
understand their shapes. N... (more)
Jason Stowe is a seasoned entrepreneur, and the founder and CEO of Cycle Computing, the leader in Condor Grid and Cloud Computing Solutions. In 2005, Jason started Cycle, an employee-owned company, to help clients easily use open-source Condor to provide more innovative grid functionality and reduce costs. Not having investors lets Jason and the Cycle-team focus on customers' needs and execution, rather than hype.
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