- By Ram Sagar
The outbreak of COVID-19 witnessed an unprecedented shift towards academic research in a relatively short span of time. The academia is geared to tackle the pandemic head-on by deploying all the tools at their disposal. Data analytics and algorithmic solutions, especially, have been the go-to tools for many researchers.
The vast amount of data surrounding COVID-19, including those related to protein structures, fatality rates, and risk prediction, have been put to use. To handle this surge in data, many organizations have deployed Google Cloud.
Let us take a look at how these organizations are implementing Google Cloud services:
Freeing Up $20M Worth Cloud Credits
A massive $20 million worth Google Cloud credits were made available to enable researchers for their fight
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Ram Sagar
I have a master's degree in Robotics and I write about machine learning advancements.
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