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All about India's Param Rudra Supercomputer
Named after Lord Shiva: All about India's Param Rudra Supercomputer
Param Rudra is a high-performance computing system designed to handle complex calculations and simulations at remarkable speeds.
What are the Param Rudra supercomputers that India has developed?
Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Thursday unveiled three indigenously developed Param Rudra supercomputers. They are high-performance computing systems made to process intricate calculations and simulations incredibly quickly.
India's New PARAM Rudra Supercomputers To Power Next-Gen Scientific Research — What You Need To Know
India has taken a significant leap in scientific computing with the launch of three new PARAM Rudra Supercomputers, marking another milestone under the National Supercomputing Mission (NSM).
What is the Param Rudra Supercomputer Newly Launched HPC System By PM Modi
Param Rudra, India's new supercomputer, boosts research capabilities in astrophysics, material science, and climate forecasting.
PM Modi Launches Indigenously Developed Param Rudra Supercomputers
PM Modi Launches Indigenously Developed Param Rudra Supercomputers - Showcasing Indias technological prowess, Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Thursday launched three
Param Rudra Supercomputer: How will it help in accurate weather forecast, AI and more | EXPLAINED
Param Rudra Supercomputer, India's latest indigenously developed system, strengthens the nation's research capabilities in areas like AI, climate modeling, and astrophysics. Installed in Pune, Delhi,
PM Modi unveils India-made Param Rudra supercomputers; what you need to know
These new supercomputers are expected to significantly boost India’s research capabilities and support major scientific discoveries in the future.
Param Rudra: 5 Points On India's Homegrown Supercomputing Powerhouse
In line with his commitment to make India self-reliant in the field of supercomputing technology, the statement said, Modi will dedicate to the nation three PARAM Rudra supercomputers worth around Rs 130 crore,
PM Narendra Modi inaugurates Param Rudra supercomputers: What are these supercomputers, agency behind and all other details
Prime Minister Narendra Modi has launched three PARAM Rudra Supercomputers to enhance India's research capabilities in fields such as physics and earth science. The initiative also includes establishing 10,
Govt launches 3 Param Rudra Supercomputers; key things to know
These efforts aim to boost India’s supercomputing infrastructure in response to growing demands from academic institutions, MSMEs, researchers, and startups
PM Modi launches three PARAM Rudra supercomputers
"These supercomputers will go a long way in ensuring that India's scientists have access to state-of-the-art facilities," the Prime Minister said.
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