Google researchers use Argon in Antigravity to speed up xTB quantum chemistry code
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Google researchers used Argon in Antigravity to optimize xTB, an open-source quantum chemistry package that predicts molecular 3D shapes.
Google says the changes make xTB up to 2.3x faster at predicting molecular structures and 1.8x faster at conformer search. The team contributed the changes to the official xTB repository on GitHub.
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Google@GoogleOfficialGoogle uses Argon in Antigravity to speed up xTB quantum chemistry codeAIGoogle researchers used Argon in Antigravity to optimize xTB, a widely cited open-source quantum chemistry package for predicting molecular 3D shapes. The changes make xTB up to 2.3x faster at predicting molecular structures and 1.8x faster at conformer search. The team contributed the changes to the official xTB repository on GitHub.

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