Under the "DBT Programme Support on Neuroproteomics for Proteomic Investigation of Neurological Disorders," IOB has setup a state-of-the-art computational infrastructure for the proteomics facility. The computational infrastructure includes a 64-Core Linux Cluster, 10 high-end Sun Fire Servers and a network attached storage server with 12 Tera Bytes of storage capacity. Additionally, 50 thin-clients which include 40 Linux workstations and 10 Windows Server workstations have been installed which share the central storage server. The Linux Cluster has been used for running algorithms for database searching of mass spectrometry derived data. The algorithms include Mascot and parallelized version of X! Tandem. The serial algorithm servers have been used for other database searching algorithms including OMSSA, Spectrum Mill, Inspect and SEQUEST. Additionally, this infrastructure is also used for development of a mass spectrometry data analysis pipeline BioDiscoverer. Specifications of computational infrastructure established in IOB is given the table below.