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Top academic institutes sign MoUs for establishing supercomputing infrastructure in India
The Rs 4,500-crore mission envisages empowering our national academic and R&D institutions to spread over the country by installing a vast supercomputing grid comprising more than 70 high-performance computing facilities, an official statement said.
IIT-Guwahati signed a MoU with the C-DAC, Pune to establish 650TF supercomputing facility
A supercomputer is a computer that has very high speed in its operation and higher memory. This supercomputing system can perform assigned tasks including multiple tasks at very high speeds than any other normal personal computer (PC) and in many cases are able to operate at speeds that are millions of times faster than ordinary PCs.
C-DAC to commission India’s fastest HPC-AI Supercomputer ‘PARAM Siddhi – AI’ with NVIDIA
The initiative has been spearheaded by Abhishek Das, Scientist and Program Director (HPC-AI Infrastructure Development) at C-DAC, who conceived the idea and designed the architecture for the largest HPC-AI infrastructure in India.
Atos and C-DAC to work together on quantum computing, AI and exascale computing
C-DAC, which is a part of the Ministry of Electronics and Information Technology, GoI, is already working with Atos on the National Supercomputing Mission.
Strategic necessity: India is seeking to become a chip design hub
China, for example, is building a homegrown chip programme, eyeing adoption of local semiconductors in 70% of its products by 2025, up from 16% currently.
Supercomputers will aid India in areas ranging from weather forecasting to drug discovery
French IT services company Atos won the contract to build the high-performance computers, the first of which it says will be ready in the first quarter of 2019.
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Atos wins deal to build supercomputers for India
Atos would be deploying its energy efficient Direct Liquid Cooled BullSequana supercomputers in India.
Supercomputer Mission on track, first one by December
C-DAC, along with the Indian Institute of Science (IISc) in Bengaluru, is spearheading this project which was announced with much fanfare in 2015.
C-DAC launches project to digitise Sindhi language
Some of the software developed under the TDIL Programme of MeitY, Govt. of India has also been enhanced.
CDAC launches four new products on 30th Foundation Day
The eVidur system will be used to track comments and opinions in real time and could be used to track people’s views on political or development agendas or policies/initiatives.
Center for Development of Advanced Computing launches new bioinformatics apps
One of the biggest challenges in biology and bioinformatics is processing and analysing huge amounts of data, and the new applications will help with that.
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