India To Build 80 New Supercomputers In Next 7 Years And Will Get Its First One in 2017

India will soon join the elite league of nations like US, Japan, China and the European Union as the government plans to build indigenously-made supercomputers as a part of the National Supercomputing Mission. 

The Centre for Development of Advanced Computing that built India’s first supercomputer , Param in 1990, is handling the project, said Ashutosh Sharma, Secretary in the Ministry of Science and Technology.

So what is being done as part of this project? Here’s all you need to know:

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