Claude Science and private AWS HPC compute
Claude Science knows how to connect via SSH to execute work on compute servers and HPC clusters That is good, but not very good. It’s 2026, and who wants to hang an SSH server out on the naked, public Internet? What I really need for Claude Science and my compute … This should be table-stakes […]
Your old AWS ParallelCluster stacks will NOT break in 2026
Note: This post is pure google bait designed to help others who run into the same problem. We hope it helps! We had been advising clients to rebuild older ParallelCluster stacks — the ones whose cleanup Lambdas are templated on python3.9 — by mid-2026, ahead of the published Lambda block dates. Those dates have moved. […]
Four FTRs and Counting…
BioTeam now has four offerings on the AWS Marketplace, each validated through the AWS Foundational Technical Review (FTR) process. BioTeam has been working with AWS since 2007, when the platform was still in beta. That history runs deep. Over nearly two decades, we have built, migrated, and optimized scientific computing environments for pharma, biotech, federal […]
License-Aware Cloud HPC: Accelerating Discovery with Schrödinger, Cresset, and Posit
Summary Computational chemistry software licenses are among the most expensive line items in a drug discovery budget. When those licenses run on cloud HPC, poor integration creates problems: idle licenses burn money, contention between researchers stalls work, and GPU-heavy notebook sessions run around the clock even when no one is using them. It’s not just […]
PCS or ParallelCluster for Schrödinger Suite?
Everything you never wanted to know about PCS and PCluster for Schrödinger Workloads but have been forced to find out Why? It’s rare for me to simultaneously work on ParallelCluster and PCS for the same workload, and I learned some things, enough to justify writing some words about it. Hope someone finds it useful! Drivers […]