EMBL Deploys Aspera to Support Collaborative Research Effort With High-Speed File Exchange

EMBL Deploys Aspera to Support Collaborative Research Effort With High-Speed File Exchange

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Leading European Life Sciences Lab Uses Aspera Transfer Technology for Fast and
Reliable Exchange of 10,000 Terabytes of Research Data Each Year

ARMONK, N.Y., Oct. 06, 2015 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- IBM (NYSE:IBM) today announced
that the European Molecular Biology Laboratory (EMBL), a leading research
institution, has deployed Aspera to facilitate collaboration between globally
dispersed EMBL research units and partner organizations through the secure
exchange of large research datasets. The solution reduces transfer times and
improves reliability for EMBL, partners and researchers exchanging data.

As Europe's flagship laboratory for research in the life sciences, EMBL strives
to enable scientists to collaborate closely between its five sites in four
countries - the main laboratory in Germany, and outstations in France, Germany,
Italy and the UK (EMBL-EBI) - and with partners throughout Europe and beyond.

To enable researchers to access state-of-the-art technology and specialist
expertise, EMBL operates a network of core facilities, each dedicated to a
specific subject, such as the Advanced Light Microscopy Core Facility, the
Electron Microscopy Core Facility, or the Genomics Core Facility (GeneCore),
which acts in the rapidly expanding field of next-generation sequencing (NGS).

Researchers from across Europe and beyond who send GeneCore their biological
samples for analysis benefit from faster turnaround times with Aspera transfers.
As soon as EMBL receives a sample, they process and analyze it, index it with
metadata and compile a comprehensive information package. The results are then
delivered back to the organization at high speed using Aspera. The ever-
increasing demand for and capacity of sequencing technologies mean that the
amount of data being generated - and consequently the volume of data to transfer
- is growing exponentially, making solutions like Aspera crucial.





Aspera Connect Server enables authorized users to upload and download data to
EMBL's vast databases using the self-installing Connect web browser plug-in.
Researchers simply log in to the secure web portal, upload the digital data to
be distributed and send it to the respective partner, who can download the data
set using a high-speed FASP(TM) transfer.

The solution enables EMBL to distribute 10,000 terabytes of data each year with
security and dependability, even over poor connections or long distances. Since
its implementation, no data loss has been recorded.

"The Aspera technology proved to be not only extremely fast and reliable, but
also secure, as the sensitive data can be encrypted at rest and in transit,"
said Dr. Jürgen Zimmermann, Senior Engineer - Automation at EMBL GeneCore.

"Using Aspera, EMBL transports information packages currently reaching up to 30
gigabytes per sample to life sciences research institutions at speeds that are
up to 100x greater than previous rates. As a result, EMBL is able to provide
services faster than was previously possible, and clients gain valuable time to
work on a diverse array of projects, ranging from vaccine development to
publishing scientific articles," said Arnd Kohrs, sales director at Aspera.

Learn more about Aspera's solutions for the life sciences industry at
BIOTECHNICA, 6-8 October, Hall 9, Stand C55.

About Aspera
Aspera, an IBM company, is the creator of next-generation transport technologies
that move the world's data at maximum speed regardless of file size, transfer
distance and network conditions. Part of IBM Cloud, Aspera software is powered
by the Emmy® award-winning FASP® protocol to deliver the fastest, most
predictable file-transfer, share and sync experience across on-premises, cloud,
and hybrid infrastructure. Aspera's core technology delivers unprecedented
control over bandwidth, complete security and uncompromising reliability.
Organizations across a variety of industries on six continents rely on Aspera
software for the business-critical transport of their digital assets. Please
visithttp://www.asperasoft.com and follow us on Twitter (at)asperasoft for more
information.

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