Genesis Therapeutics, an AI-driven drug discovery company, has received additional investment from NVentures, Nvidia's venture capital arm. This funding aims to enhance Genesis's AI platform, Genesis Exploration of Molecular Space (GEMS), which focuses on optimizing molecules for complex drug targets. The collaboration leverages Nvidia's expertise in AI hardware and software to improve computational efficiency in drug design.
Founded in 2019, Genesis has rapidly grown, raising over $300 million, including a significant $200 million Series B round in 2023. The partnership with Nvidia is expected to accelerate the development of innovative AI techniques for drug discovery, particularly in oncology and immunology. Genesis's GEMS platform aims to tackle challenging drug targets, showcasing the synergy between Nvidia's technology and Genesis's molecular AI expertise.
• Genesis Therapeutics enhances AI drug discovery with Nvidia's investment.
• GEMS platform aims to optimize drug candidates for complex targets.
GEMS is an AI platform designed to generate and optimize molecules for drug discovery.
Equivariant neural networks are optimized for handling 3D geometric data in molecular structures.
Genesis has pioneered molecular AI, focusing on algorithms suited for drug discovery tasks.
Nvidia is a leader in AI hardware and software, enhancing drug discovery through its collaboration with Genesis.
Genesis Therapeutics specializes in AI-driven drug discovery, utilizing its GEMS platform to optimize drug candidates.
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