MindWalk Holdings Corp. has moved OpenFold3 into production on AMD and Vultr infrastructure supporting ReefIQ, whose biological representation contains 660 million patterns. The company says the standardized path can bring enterprise partners online in minutes and keep compute costs from rising with each added partner.

Key Highlights

  • The production environment was deployed in minutes through AMD and Vultr infrastructure.
  • MindWalk applied human scientific review and its governance processes throughout the OpenFold3 evaluation.
  • MindWalk deployed the open-source OpenFold3 model in production using AMD and Vultr infrastructure.
  • Testing covered protein, protein-RNA, protein-DNA, protein-ligand and antibody-antigen interactions.

MindWalk Holdings Corp. (NASDAQ: HYFT) is a biotechnology company. The company has moved the open-source OpenFold3 structure-prediction model into a production deployment using AMD and Vultr infrastructure, testing the complete workflow inside its discovery operations.

MindWalk ran single-chain and multi-chain protein predictions, along with protein-RNA, protein-DNA, protein-ligand and antibody-antigen interactions. The evaluation covered preprocessing, multiple-sequence alignment and GPU-based inference within the company’s workflows. Human scientific review and MindWalk’s governance processes were applied throughout the evaluation.

Production Compute Expands Beneath ReefIQ

The deployment demonstrates that MindWalk can run a third-party open-source model within its own biological discovery environment rather than relying on a proprietary MindWalk model. The company said the compute capacity beneath ReefIQ is expanding as it pursues enterprise adoption. MindWalk also said the standardized infrastructure path can reduce the custom work required to place partner programs into production.