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Our CUDA-native genome generation stack can now generate a whole synthetic genome in just under 20 minutes on eight H200 GPUs from lium.io . That's roughly 440x faster than the traditional CPU-bound workflows. This opens the door to population-scale synthetic genome generation for benchmarking, variant calling evaluation, and genomic AI.

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