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India to have its fastest supercomputer 'Airawat' by March next year - Vimarsana News

India to have its fastest supercomputer 'Airawat' by March next year

In another remarkable feat, India is going to acquire its fastest supercomputer within a year's time. The AI-based supercomputer, christened as ‘AIRAWAT’, will cost around Rs 900 crore and is expected to become operational by March next year.

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"Tsundoku" is the art of buying books and never reading them. What's something you bought and never used?

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Facebook-parent Meta creates world's fastest supercomputer - Vimarsana News

Facebook-parent Meta creates world's fastest supercomputer

Meta’s supercomputer – AI Research SuperCluster – will ultimately help the company achieve its founder’s vision of building the metaverse.

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Predicting tsunamis with the world's fastest supercomputer

Predicting tsunamis with the world’s fastest supercomputer Updated: Updated: February 23, 2021 12:45 IST The AI model developed by Fujitsu Laboratories can predict flooding forecasts for specific areas, making it easier to evacuate people and offer insights on potential damage to surrounding infrastructure Share Article AAA The model can also be run in seconds on ordinary PCs, making it easier to build practical, real-time systems.   | Photo Credit: AFP The AI model developed by Fujitsu Laboratories can predict flooding forecasts for specific areas, making it easier to evacuate people and ...