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Molecular modeling on GPUs

Molecular modeling on GPUs is a way to make scientific calculations faster. It's like having the right tools to get a job done quicker. It takes advantage of how GPUs (which stands for Graphics Processing Units) can quickly process data and make calculations with lots of little pieces at the same time. GPUs with specialized software can look at things like the shapes, charges, and interactions of atoms and molecules, and can quickly come up with results. That's why scientists and engineers find molecular modeling on GPUs so helpful.