range. given the computing capacity that we ve had, we ve had to reduce our resolution of those models at days seven. so the predictions in the extended ranges, we ve certainly suffer from them. and the european center does have a very good model. in fact, it recognizes having the best model run at highest resolution. we have plans, we now have the resources in hand to address those issues, and we are building up our computing capacities and planning to run our model resolutions comparable or even exceeding the european center, by next year at this time. i understand that you ll be investing some $25 million in upgrades to computes. besides hurricanes, the country has been battered by tornadoes, as you ve been watching so far this year. the weather channel s mike betts in oklahoma yesterday night. look at this thing. a severe storm system moving into the region again. what s your thought? can we expect an above-active tornado season in front of us? well, again, these tornado
cancer as one scientist recently put it really is a pathway disease. larry: michael, i know you re optimistic, but it s still a word, it s still the big c. it s still a word you don t want to hear. you don t want to hear it, larry, but 12 million people in america are living normal lives that have had cancer. computers larry: who have had cancer and who now don t have cancer? that s correct. computers are a million times faster than they were ten to 15 years ago. we have the computing capacity now to deal with numbers that we are dealing with with number of cells. 1 trillion calculations a second. so we can test every single thing today. what we only could have dreamed
you don t want to hear it, larry, but 12 million people in america are living normal lives that have had cancer. computers larry: who have had cancer and who now don t have cancer? that s correct. computers are a million times faster than they were ten to 15 years ago. we have the computing capacity now to deal with numbers that we are dealing with with number of cells. 1 trillion calculations a second. so we can test every single thing today. what we only could have dreamed of doing when i started working on cancer research more than 30 years ago, we can do today in an hour or an afternoon. it is a totally different world today. and larry, you ve been a big
cancer as one scientist put it is a pathway disease. larry: michael, i know you re optimistic. but it s still a word it s still the big c. it s still a word you don t want to hear. you don t want to hear it, larry. but 12 million people in america are living normal lives that have had cancer. computers larry: who have had cancer, now don t have cancer. that s correct. computers are a million times faster than they were 10 to 15 years ago. we have the computing capacity now to deal with numbers that we are dealing with in a number of cells. 1 trillion calculations a second. so we can test every single thing today. what we could have only dreamed of doing when i started working on cancer research more than 30 years ago, we can do today in an
disease. larry: michael, i know you re optimistic, but it s still a word, it s still the big c. it s still a word you don t want to hear. you don t want to hear it, larry, but 12 million people in america are living normal lives that have had cancer. computers larry: who have had cancer and who now don t have cancer? that s correct. computers are a million times faster than they were ten to 15 years ago. we have the computing capacity now to deal with numbers that we are dealing with with number of cells. 1 trillion calculations a second. so we can test every single thing today. what we only could have dreamed of doing when i started working on cancer research more than 30 years ago, we can do today in an hour or an afternoon.