That would be awesome, but it is unlikely with current software and hardware. Even small scale simulations (nanoseconds to microseconds of a single protein molecule) require hours of sim time (on large clusters).
The number of atoms in the smallest viable cell is actually reasonably small, less than a billion atoms, such that you could hope to store it all in memory on a single beefy computer.
Meanwhile, you need something like picosecond resolution in the simulation, while you need seconds of simulated time to see interesting macro-level things happen. If you want to see cell division, you're probably talking a minimum of thirty minutes of simulated time.