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Mount Sinai Medical Center Drives Genomic Research Collaboration with Isilon Scale-out NAS
Date:5/26/2010

SEATTLE, May 26 /PRNewswire-FirstCall/ -- Isilon® Systems (Nasdaq: ISLN) today announced that Mount Sinai School of Medicine's Genomics Institute and Department of Genetics and Genomic Sciences has deployed Isilon scale-out NAS as the primary repository for its next-generation DNA sequencing and analysis workflow. Using the Isilon IQ X-Series, Mount Sinai has unified its Illumina genome sequencers and analysis applications onto a single, shared storage repository, streamlining data access to accelerate time-to-discovery, while reducing capital and operating expenses. With Isilon IQ, Mount Sinai can provide researchers from many different locations access to its valuable stores of genomic
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