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FPGA-Based Virtual Screening Acceleration of Rigid-Molecule Docking

Virtual screening is a key process used to identify the most suitable molecule combinations when developing a new drug. Molecule docking is a commonly used method to analyze molecule structures and requires computing large databases to identify possible affinities between molecules. The special-purpose, field-programmable gate array (FPGA)-based Janus supercomputer accelerates the virtual screening process.