Any scholar would be ecstatic after hearing their request being accepted.
After all, supercomputers were very expensive, even renting one wasn't cheap. David's favor was similar to millions or even tens of millions of dollars being saved. In contrast, the only thing David wanted was to put the name of his research institute on the thesis.
When Lu Zhou heard David's insignificant request, he was pleasantly surprised.
Compared with profitable applicable research, theoretical research was definitely a money burning machine.
Lu Zhou obviously didn't refuse David's offer.
He nodded and said, "Done."
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In some sense, Lu Zhou choosing Anton to carry out this experiment was inevitable.
A normal supercomputer couldn't perform molecular dynamics simulations efficiently.
However, Anton was different, each chip was dedicated to computational chemistry.
