PiCloud will be closing its service in late February because the startup will be joining with Dropbox. However, its service wills till live on as an open-source project called Multyvac.
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Supercomputing startup PiCloud joins Dropbox
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Published November 18, 2013
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Dropbox has added more expertise to its bench after snapping up the team from PiCloud, a platform that enables high performance computing, batch processing and scientific computing applications from the cloud, in an undisclosed deal.
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