Today we run, apart from those three SUNs, three ELCs, one IPX, eight SparcStation 10s, one 630-2xCPU Server and a 4 CPU SparcServer 20 with all in all more than 67 Gbyte of disc. This once more shifts the focus of things. To meet the needs of Mac users, CAPservices were set up on our SUN servers thus enabling AppleShare connections to our systems. Today we give not only login service over telnet but also library literature database services like Medline, Chemical Citation Index, Intl. Pharmaceutical Abstracts and soon Biosis.
Most work done on our system falls within the area of sequencing.
To meet the demand from roughly 700 users, we currently run GCG, Staden, Phylip and programs for linkage analysis. The EMBnet node is also closely related to the GDB system, giving access to GDB and OMIM services for the nordic countries. For information services, an experimental gopher server was installed early in 1993 but was never really expanded to a full service. Shortly before Christmas 1994, an SRS-WWW server was installed. A major effort of the Swedish EMBnet node has, by a central decentralisation decision, been devoted to the transfering of EMBL nucleotide data to all Swedish universities.