. . . . . . "Cosm"@en . . . . . . . "1995"^^ . . . . . . . . . . . "1113944033"^^ . . . "Mithral Inc."@en . . . . . . . . . . . . "36320907"^^ . . "Cosm (software)"@en . "Cosm"@en . . . . . . . . . . . "Cosm is a family of open distributed computing software and protocols developed in 1995 led by Adam L. Beberg, and later developed by Mithral Inc. Cosm is a registered trademark of Mithral Inc. Early work on Cosm lead to Beberg co-founding distributed.net, which was used for cryptographic and mathematical challenges beginning in 1997. Beberg left the governing group of distributed.net in April 1999 to work on Cosm full-time. The Cosm Client-Server Software Development Kit (CS-SDK) for building volunteer computing projects, along with experience in gathering volunteers gained from distributed.net, was used as the initial software framework for the Genome@home and Folding@home projects at Stanford University. The project grew to over 400,000 simultaneous machines achieving 8 PFLOPS, aiding in protein folding research. The Cosm CS-SDK was also used for the first several years of the eOn project. Beberg worked towards a Doctorate degree at Stanford from 2004 through 2011, using Cosm for his research."@en . "4323"^^ . . . "C"@en . . . . . "Cosm is a family of open distributed computing software and protocols developed in 1995 led by Adam L. Beberg, and later developed by Mithral Inc. Cosm is a registered trademark of Mithral Inc. Early work on Cosm lead to Beberg co-founding distributed.net, which was used for cryptographic and mathematical challenges beginning in 1997. Beberg left the governing group of distributed.net in April 1999 to work on Cosm full-time. Beberg worked towards a Doctorate degree at Stanford from 2004 through 2011, using Cosm for his research."@en . "English"@en . . .