Scott Kurowski
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Scott Kurowski is an entrepreneurial software technologist and inventor. In 2002 he helped launch Digital Orchid, a branded mobile wireless digital media solutions company using technology acquired from Discovercast. In 1997 he founded Entropia, a venture capital funded company selling grid computing (or distributed computing) software. In 2000, he built a grid computing system searching for HIV protease inhibitors for The Scripps Research Institute. He also continues to run the PrimeNet server that supports GIMPS, one of the earliest and most successful grid computing projects, researching Mersenne prime numbers.
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- Scott Kurowski's Web Site
- Digital Orchid, Inc.
- Discovercast, Inc.
- Entropia, Inc.
- PrimeNet grid
- FAAH grid
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