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A Year of Accomplisments  |
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World Community Grid Celebrates Its First Year
On November 16, World Community Grid celebrated its one-year anniversary — and the significant contributions to humanitarian research made possible by our volunteers.
Since its launch, more than 100,000 people from 157 countries have volunteered their unused computer time to World Community Grid, registering in excess of 170,000 PCs and laptops. This tremendous volunteer force donated more than 20,000 years of computer run time and returned nearly 19 million results — or one result every two seconds!
These contributions have made the Human Proteome Folding Project — the first project to run on World Community Grid — a great success. World Community Grid expects equally outstanding results on its new project FightAIDS@Home, which launched on November 21st.
World Community Grid is proud of our accomplishments to date and looks forward to tremendous progress in the days, months and years to come.
World Community Grid is only as powerful as our volunteer base. We thank you for contributing your unused computer time, and ask you to invite your friends and families to join this critical initiative.
World Community Grid wishes to extend special thanks to our Community Admins who work tirelessly in supporting World Community Grid. The Community Admins also are members; you know them as Samuel Clemens, Lewis Carroll, Arnold Clarke, mycrofth, RT, and stares.
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Getting started is easy! Just click here to join the World Community Grid today.
No other technological breakthrough has demonstrated the power of individuals more than grid computing. By donating your unused computer time, you can begin to change the world for the better.
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If you need technical assistance beyond what's available in Help, please visit the forums to post your questions and get answers on how others are using World Community Grid.
Help accelerate humanitarian research even further by telling your friends about World Community Grid.
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