PARAM Ganga - High-Performance Computing (HPC) system under the NSM has been established at IIT Roorkee.
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PARAM Utkarsh is a High Performance Computing System setup at C-DAC, Bangalore under the National Supercomputing Mission (NSM), Government of India. This system offers Artificial Intelligence over Machine Learning & Deep Learning frameworks, Compute and Storage as a cloud service. This leads to reduced turnaround time to market of MSMEs and Startups India, thereby increasing their innovation potential.
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The supercomputing facility established under the build approach of National Supercomputing Mission with a peak computing power of 1.67 PetaFlops. Param Sanganak is designed and commissioned by C-DAC to cater to the computational needs of IIT, Kanpur and various Research and Engineering institutes of the region. It is based on Intel Xeon Cascade lake processors, and NVIDIA Tesla V100 and HDR100. The system is built with the latest cutting edge hardware and software technologies. Substantial components utilized to build this system are manufactured and assembled within India, which is a...
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The supercomputing facility established under the build approach of National Supercomputing Mission with a peak computing power of 838 TeraFlops. Param Yukti is designed and commissioned by C-DAC to cater to the computational needs of JNCASR, Bangalore and various Research and Engineering institutes of the region. It is based on Intel Xeon Cascade lake processors, and NVIDIA Tesla V100 and HDR100. The system is built with the latest cutting edge hardware and software technologies. Substantial components utilized to build this system are manufactured and assembled within India, which is a...
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The state-of-the-art supercomputing system is a supercomputing facility is being established at IISER, Pune under build approach of National Supercomputing Mission with a peak computing power of 797 TeraFlops. PARAM Brahma is designed and is being installed by C-DAC to cater to the computational needs of IISER, Pune and nearby Research, Engineering and scientific institutes. The system is built with the latest cutting-edge hardware and software technologies. The uniqueness of this system lies in its highly efficient cooling technology, which is based on direct contact liquid cooling.
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The state-of-the-art supercomputing system is a supercomputing facility established at IIT Kharagpur under build approach of NSM with a peak computing power of 1.66 PetaFlops. PARAM Shakti is designed and commissioned by C-DAC to cater to the computational needs of IIT Kharagpur and nearby Research, Engineering and scientific institutes of the region. The system is built with the latest cutting-edge hardware and software technologies. As part of the NSM Phase 1 Deployment, PARAM Shakti HPC System with a peak performance of 1.66PF has been installed at IIT Kharagpur.
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The supercomputer of 837 TFLOPS capacity, built at the cost of Rs 32.5 crore under the National Super Computing Mission at Indian Institute of Technology (IIT), Banaras Hindu University (BHU).
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The Mission envisages empowering our national academic and R&D institutions spread over the country by installing a vast supercomputing grid comprising of more than 70 high-performance computing facilities. These supercomputers will also be networked on the National Supercomputing grid over the National Knowledge Network (NKN). The NKN is another programme of the government which connects academic institutions and R&D labs over a high speed network. Academic and R&D institutions as well as key user departments/ministries would participate by using these facilities and develop...
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Training and capacity building to increase efficiency and talent forms the fundamental principle in the development of an institution. The Geological Survey of India (GSI) has been training all its newly recruited geologists through orientation courses by imparting field training at many of its field centers distributed across the country covering the mighty Himalaya, picturesque Deccan Plateau, and western, southern and northeastern India.
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Geological survey of India is one of the pioneer organizations involved in exploring the oceans around India. Marine and Coastal Survey Division [M & CSD] of GSI [erstwhile Marine Wing (MW) / Offshore Mineral Exploration & Marine Geology (OME & MG)] has started coastal and marine surveys in a miniscule manner way back in early nineteen seventies by survey and mapping of selected parts of coastal waters using country boats and other small fishing crafts.