Schrödinger Selects FileTek StorHouse for Life Sciences

FileTek, Inc. announced that Schrödinger, LLC, a
scientific firm in computational drug design for pharmaceutical and
biotechnology research, has evaluated and selected a StorHouse active archive
system to be installed at its Portland, OR location.

Schrödinger will use StorHouse to secure, protect, backup, and provide access
to vital research and product information, including
pharmaceutical/biotechnology experimental data and related software code
ranging from molecular modeling programs to drug design
applications.

By selecting StorHouse, Schrödinger joins the list of FileTek
biotechnology research and healthcare-related customers that benefit from the operational and economic value that StorHouse provides to life
sciences, scientific research, and HPC environments.

"The increasing volume of biomedical
data coupled with the proliferation of more cost-effective genomic sequencing
equipment and the growing need for direct, any-time access to research data at
the granular level is creating tremendous storage challenges for life science
organizations," commented Gary Szukalski, president, FileTek. "By selecting StorHouse, Schrödinger will
overcome these challenges and benefit from blended backup and archive,
affordable scalability, ease of use and system administration, data protection,
and assured access to all data – online, on time, any time, every time – at the
lowest cost per terabyte in the industry. We sincerely welcome Schrödinger to
our FileTek life sciences customer roster."