Indians know the path they are travelling and we know the priorities.
I corrected your post, post four with the link. Right now in office, so will reply in evening with details.
And here comes out Chinese aka Taiwanese resident troll. It must be aliens who have built Indian supercomputers. We feel terrible while replying in any thread where you are creating dirt. @waz @Zaki is there no way this person can have logical discussion in any of threads especially related to india?
Future is in process to become present in 3-4 months. Hopefully earth is not going to be doomed in such a short span of time.
We are discussing about apples and you came up with an orange..
Yes, Chinese in last 30 years only allow one child policy. Why? it is a sacrifice for a greater good! Chinese like to have big family like Indian, but for a greater good, people willing (some don't) support the government.We are discussing about apples and you came up with an orange..
We may be poor, but we have a brother or sister.. Last 3 decades you people don't even have the right to become (or have) a brother or sister..
Now come back to topic.
National Supercomputing Mission
Modi government puts road map in place for National Supercomputing Mission
By Priyanka Sangani, ET Bureau | Updated: 15 Jan, 2016, 11:27 hrs IST
- National Supercomputing Mission (NSM), an initiative aimed at improving India's capability and capacity in supercomputers, it is getting ready to move from the planning to the execution stage.
A technical advisory committee is in the process of finalising a detailed roadmap to take the mission to the next level, said Rajat Moona, director-general of the Centre for Developing Advance Computing (C-Dac).
The centre is spearheading the project along with the Indian Institute of Science-Bangalore."Under the NSM, we are focusing on three things: creating better infrastructure, becoming more application-oriented and investing in human capital," said Moona. One of the key areas of focus is improving the supercomputing infrastructure, and this is where it would be aligned with another high-decibel government initiative, Make in India.
"At present, most of the components for the supercomputers are procured from outside. Over time, we are aiming to make over 50% of the super computers in India," said Moona.
Only the mechanical infrastructure is now made in India. Moona said while the chips would continue to be imported, they were working towards developing and manufacturing the electrical hardware and cooling systems domestically. The NSM is being jointly implemented by the Department of Science and Technology (DST) and Department of Electronics and Information Technology (DeitY) at an estimated cost of Rs 4,500 crore over seven years. Of this, so far the DST has released Rs 85 crore and DeitY, Rs 25 crore. Moona is hopeful that with the national budget coming up, more funds will be allocated towards this mission, which would accelerate locally growth.
In order to speed things up, manufacturing would happen in multiple stages. In the first phase, manufacturing will start based on existing designs while the second phase will involve doing the product design locally. The team is currently in the process of making proposals for the technology advisory committee to review.What is interesting is that this time the focus isn't restricted to building the supercomputers, but also creating applications that would benefit from it.
The organisation is in talks with various government and private groups to collaborate on applications across 20 areas ranging from astrophysics and astronomy, weather modelling, drug discovery to government applications like bioinformatics.
The NSM was announced to empower academic and R&D institutions across the country by connecting them through a supercomputing grid of over 70 high-performance computing facilities. These supercomputers will also be networked on the national supercomputing grid over the National Knowledge Network.
Current NO.1 is Sunway, at peak it runs 125,435.9 TFlop/S, so your 500 time faster, will be 62,717,950 TFlop/S at peak. Let's wait and see.
India can't grow like that.. So we will be slow.. So how can we compare todays China with India in socio- economic terms??
I will be happy if we make it to Top 50.
I don't see that way. Even Pakistani posters have been banned on my reporting by Pakistani mods. All unhealthy posts should be reported and that's my contribution to the forum, rest is upto mods whether they modify the post, delete it if not as per forum rules and banning of poster based on severity of post affecting forum environment.
Competition is always healthy for humanity on earth when it comes to sicence.
