LILLY LAUNCHES BIOTECH APP STORE WITH $7.3B
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Eli Lilly is deploying its $7.3 billion cash reserve to build an "App Store" for biotech scientists, backed by a new data center featuring 1,016 Nvidia Blackwell chips launching in 2025.
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