# List Of Fastest Supercomputer In India High Computing Speeds And Efficiency

Many sectors in our country benefit from supercomputers' high computing speeds and efficiency, including scientific research, weather forecasting, missile modeling, comprehending the origins of the cosmos, developing life-saving medicinal treatments, and much more. What makes a Supercomputer truly "super" is a concept known as parallel computing? Here are some lists of [fastest supercomputer in India](https://smartphonecrunch.com/supercomputer-in-india/).

## PARAM ISHAN

PARAM-ISHAN, a 250 Teraflop hybrid HPC at IIT Guwahati, was launched in September 2016. It includes 162 computing nodes and 300TB of storage, all of which are connected with a lustre parallel file system.

## PARAM Brahma

The computing capability of this supercomputer was 850 Teraflops, while the storage capacity was 1 PetaByte. It was constructed in India as part of the National Supercomputing Mission, which was co-funded by the Ministry of Electronics and Information Technology and the Department of Science and Technology, and was led by C-DAC and IISc. The cooling method used in 'PARAM Brahma' is called direct contact liquid, and it is only accessible in India. The thermal conductivity of liquids, specifically water, is successfully used by this cooling system to keep the system's temperature stable during operation.

## PARAM Siddhi-AI

PARAM Siddhi-AI is India's fastest high-performance computing-artificial intelligence (HPC-AI) supercomputer, with a peak Rpeak of 5.267 Pflops and a Rmax of 4.6 Pflops (Sustained). Through speedier simulations, medical imaging, and genome sequencing, AI aids research in innovative materials, computational chemistry, and astrophysics, health care, flood forecasting, and Covid-19 use. PARAM Siddhi-AI was ranked 63rd among the world's most powerful supercomputers in November 2020. The C-DAC HPC-AI engine, software frameworks, and cloud platform are all built on the NVIDIA DGX SuperPOD reference architectural networking and C-own DAC's HPC-AI engine, software frameworks, and cloud platform.

## PARAM Shivay

PARAM Shivay was a high-performance, high-computing cluster with an 833 Teraflop capacity created at IIT-BHU under the. The PARAM Shivay supercomputer has about one lakh twenty thousand compute cores (CPU + GPU cores) and can perform 833 Teraflops of computation. PARAM Shivay, PARAM Brahma, PARAM Yukti, and PARAM Sanganak were the first supercomputers built in-house at IIT (BHU), followed by PARAM Shakti, PARAM Brahma, PARAM Yukti, and PARAM Sanganak at IIT-Kharagpur IISER, Pune, JNCASR, Bengaluru, and IIT Kanpur, respectively.