The Indian government had difficulty purchasing foreign supercomputers for academic and weather forecasting purposes. As a result, it decided to develop its own indigenous supercomputing capabilities. It initiated multiple projects across organizations like C-DAC, C-DOT, NAL, BARC, and IISc to develop systems like PARAM, CHIPPS, Flosolver, Anupam, and PACE. This ultimately led to the National Supercomputing Mission from 2015-2022 that aims to install 73 indigenous supercomputers across India and produce fully domestic systems and components.
The Indian government had difficulty purchasing foreign supercomputers for academic and weather forecasting purposes. As a result, it decided to develop its own indigenous supercomputing capabilities. It initiated multiple projects across organizations like C-DAC, C-DOT, NAL, BARC, and IISc to develop systems like PARAM, CHIPPS, Flosolver, Anupam, and PACE. This ultimately led to the National Supercomputing Mission from 2015-2022 that aims to install 73 indigenous supercomputers across India and produce fully domestic systems and components.
The Indian government had difficulty purchasing foreign supercomputers for academic and weather forecasting purposes. As a result, it decided to develop its own indigenous supercomputing capabilities. It initiated multiple projects across organizations like C-DAC, C-DOT, NAL, BARC, and IISc to develop systems like PARAM, CHIPPS, Flosolver, Anupam, and PACE. This ultimately led to the National Supercomputing Mission from 2015-2022 that aims to install 73 indigenous supercomputers across India and produce fully domestic systems and components.
The Indian government had difficulty purchasing foreign supercomputers for academic and weather forecasting purposes. As a result, it decided to develop its own indigenous supercomputing capabilities. It initiated multiple projects across organizations like C-DAC, C-DOT, NAL, BARC, and IISc to develop systems like PARAM, CHIPPS, Flosolver, Anupam, and PACE. This ultimately led to the National Supercomputing Mission from 2015-2022 that aims to install 73 indigenous supercomputers across India and produce fully domestic systems and components.