Computing for Humanity
Computing for Humanity provides researchers with supercomputing power.More research more discoveries! Research doesn´t know frontiers. Stay tuned for more!
As part of our rebranding, The Supercomputer for Cancer Research, known as Cancer Computer has changed its name to Computing for Humanity, implementing a broader mandate to find treatments for diseases, develop new technologies, and solve some of the world's most pressing challenges. This mission strives to provide high performance computing resources for researchers. Computing for Humanity recycl
07/30/2026
What does it take to prepare the next generation of researchers for an AI-driven world? According to Dr. Hamzeh Khazaei, Director of the PACS Lab at York University, it's not more lectures — it's hands-on experience with real computing infrastructure, starting in university.
That's exactly what myresearchcloud.ca, a service of , was created to provide: free and affordable Canadian-hosted cloud computing that equips the next generation of researchers with the tools they need to drive scientific discovery.
Read the full interview
https://www.computingforhumanity.com/news/dr-hamzeh-khazaei-why-canadas-ai-future-depends-on-accessible-research-computing
"People often see the results, but they don't always see the infrastructure that made those results possible." — Dr. Hamzeh Khazaei
We sat down with Dr. Khazaei, Associate Professor at the of Engineering at and the Director of the PACS Laboratory, to talk about what's really standing between researchers and breakthrough AI: access to computing power.
His take? The next generation of scientists won't just need great ideas — they'll need real, industry-scale infrastructure to test them.
That's the gap Computing for Humanity exists to close through My Research Cloud 💻🌍
Watch the full conversation, meet the PACS Lab team and read more about why compute access shapes who gets to do research — and what questions get asked.
🔗https://www.computingforhumanity.com/news/dr-hamzeh-khazaei-why-canadas-ai-future-depends-on-accessible-research-computing
07/17/2026
AI can help discover new medicines and treatments.
But first, researchers need access to computing.
That's why we're building nonprofit research infrastructure that makes AI and cloud computing more accessible to researchers everywhere.
Because scientific discovery shouldn't be limited by infrastructure.
💻 myresearchcloud.ca
🎥 Full interview with Benjamin Haibe-Kains, Executive AI Scientific Director at the , on our website.
https://www.computingforhumanity.com/news/a-new-era-of-drug-discovery-powered-by-ai-and-global-collaboration
👋 Meet Our Volunteers: Sanjay Belkhode
Not all heroes wear lab coats. Some build the infrastructure that makes research possible.
From racking and stacking servers to networking and system setup, Sanjay volunteers his time and expertise to help keep Computing for Humanity's infrastructure running smoothly.
His work helps provide researchers with the computing resources they need to advance discoveries in AI, health, climate, agriculture, and more.
🎥 Take a behind-the-scenes look at the work that powers research.
💙 Thank you, Sanjay, for making a difference!
Access to computing power and high-quality data should not be a privilege—it should enable discovery everywhere.
In this interview, Benjamin Haibe-Kains (UHN & SGC) explains how the AirCheck Project and , through access in My Research Cloud, are democratizing access to data and computing resources to accelerate AI-driven drug discovery and open science.
This is the infrastructure that makes faster, more equitable breakthroughs possible—and what your support helps build.
🔗 Learn more https://www.computingforhumanity.com/news/a-new-era-of-drug-discovery-powered-by-ai-and-global-collaboration
05/28/2026
Millennial Social Team 🤝 Gen Z Social Team
One says:
“Scalable infrastructure supporting scientific innovation.”
The other says:
“Your laptop is fighting for its life.” 💀💻
Both are correct 😂
Through Computing for Humanity and MyResearch Cloud, we help researchers access computing resources for AI, data analysis, and scientific discovery — while giving enterprise hardware a second life ♻️⚡
Which slide is your favorite? 👀
05/22/2026
Behind every scientific breakthrough is infrastructure that most people never see. ⚡🖥️
During this month, volunteers from Computing for Humanity were on-site at Rack and Data, our partner data center in Kitchener, upgrading and expanding the computing infrastructure that supports scientific research initiatives, including World Community Grid and Rosetta@home.
From cluster deployment to infrastructure optimization, every server helps support distributed scientific research and global collaboration.
Grateful for the dedication of our volunteers and our long-standing partnership with Rack and Data in helping power research through accessible computing infrastructure.
This is what infrastructure for humanity looks like.
05/12/2026
Seeing this photo made our day. 🙌
It’s amazing to see donated equipment already supporting research and innovation at This is exactly why partnerships and technology reuse matter.
A huge thank you to their team for sharing their story and the important work they’re doing.
Read more at the link here:
New ‘AI Sandbox’ Expands Industry-Level Learning Opportunities New ‘AI Sandbox’ Expands Industry-Level Learning Opportunities University News May 12, 2026 | clay fowler Share Cal Poly Pomona students now have access to more resources behind the power of artificial intelligence through the launch of the university’s AI Sandbox, a hands-on learning environm...
05/07/2026
Inspired by The Devil Wears Prada 👠♻️
Unlike fashion, enterprise hardware doesn’t lose its value overnight.
Research institutions can continue using this technology for years to support science, AI, climate research, and education.
At , we help extend the life of powerful infrastructure while reducing e-waste—turning retired technology into opportunities for discovery and innovation.
💡 What companies retire, researchers can still use to change the world.
🚀 Donate and help us expand access to research computing.
🔗 Learn more: https://www.computingforhumanity.com/
04/24/2026
🚀 Big milestone!
Since Sept 2025, we’ve been building the compute cluster behind MyResearchCloud.ca—and now we’re ready to support our first group of researchers and citizen scientists.
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🔬 Supporting discovery & innovation
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