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NEW DELHI: India will get an indigenously -- builtsupercomputernext year as part of the government's Rs 4,500-crore programme aimed at taking India into an elite league of nations who have made advancements in the field.
TheCentre for Development of Advanced Computingthat built India's firstsupercomputer, Param, is handling the project, said Ashutosh Sharma, Secretary in theMinistry of Science and Technology.
This is the world's most powerful supercomputer
The government had in March last year approved the plan of theNational Supercomputing Mission, under which 80 supercomputers will be built in the next seven years. "Some of them will be imported and the rest will be built be indigenously. The first one will come up by August 2017," he said.
"We are working on how to control heat. The cost of power to run thesesupercomputersalone will be around Rs 1,000 crore," Sharma said.
The new supercomputers will be kept in different institutes across the country. "A supercomputer can be used for various purposes like climate modeling, weather forecast, discoveries of drugs among others," Sharma said.
Currently, countries like the US Japan,Chinaand the European Union account for a major share of the topsupercomputing machinesin the world.
http://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/...percomputers-by-2017/articleshow/52395973.cms
TheCentre for Development of Advanced Computingthat built India's firstsupercomputer, Param, is handling the project, said Ashutosh Sharma, Secretary in theMinistry of Science and Technology.
This is the world's most powerful supercomputer
The government had in March last year approved the plan of theNational Supercomputing Mission, under which 80 supercomputers will be built in the next seven years. "Some of them will be imported and the rest will be built be indigenously. The first one will come up by August 2017," he said.
"We are working on how to control heat. The cost of power to run thesesupercomputersalone will be around Rs 1,000 crore," Sharma said.
The new supercomputers will be kept in different institutes across the country. "A supercomputer can be used for various purposes like climate modeling, weather forecast, discoveries of drugs among others," Sharma said.
Currently, countries like the US Japan,Chinaand the European Union account for a major share of the topsupercomputing machinesin the world.
http://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/...percomputers-by-2017/articleshow/52395973.cms